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- News & Politics, Letters Jun 17, 2004
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How About a Bookstore for Men and Adults?
- News & Politics, Letters Dec 20, 2001
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Who Owns Allen Ross?
- Arts & Culture, Book Review Sep 19, 1996
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Fantastic Plastic
Our love affair with the "natural" may well do the world more damage than would a sensible acceptance of synthetic alternatives.
- News & Politics, Media Aug 29, 1996
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Hot Type
Animal Stories
- News & Politics, Miscellany Jul 4, 1996
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Rock 'n' Roll Love Letters
An appreciation of the "lost" manifestos and pamphlets of "Camden Joy," guerrilla critic.
- News & Politics, Miscellany Jun 20, 1996
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All Apologies
It's been 15 years since Janet Cooke faked her Pulitzer-winning story. Now she says she's sorry, but maybe sorry just isn't good enough.
- Music, Music Review May 30, 1996
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The Unhip Hype
The Sound Gallery
- Music, Music Review Apr 11, 1996
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Spunk Rock
Echobelly
- News & Politics, Letters Apr 4, 1996
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Believe the Children
- News & Politics, Feature Mar 14, 1996
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The Mouths of Babes
Prosecutors and the press ate up the horrible tale of abuse told by the Hill children. With so many similar cases being discredited, why was everyone so quick to believe it?
- News & Politics, Miscellany Feb 1, 1996
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Mere Coincidence?
- News & Politics, Year In Review Dec 21, 1995
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Daily Blunders
- Music, Music Review Nov 30, 1995
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Reluctant Heroine
- News & Politics, Essay Sep 21, 1995
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Truths and Consequences
The Unabomber has few explicit fans, but some regard him with a certain respect: at least he knows how to get attention.
- Arts & Culture, Lit Feature Sep 14, 1995
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Marx on the Skids
A totured psyche, a bankrupt ideology, the fatal flaws of a man and his revolution.
- News & Politics, Essay Aug 17, 1995
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The Rag of the Right
Bob Tyrrell's American Spectator has always looked upon liberal politicians with smug contempt. Now the rest of the country has caught up with it.
- News & Politics, Essay Aug 3, 1995
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There Goes the Internet
Why do Netheads love to hate America Online?
- News & Politics, Essay Jul 27, 1995
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Who's Responsible for This?
The worldview of the conspiracist is an appealingly simple one: Since all our problems stem from a single source, all we really need is one vigilant hero to set things right
- News & Politics, Essay Jun 15, 1995
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What's My Type?
According to the modern science of psychographics, I'm stable and sensible, work-oriented, and likely to own a snowblower and a self-cleaning oven.
- News & Politics, Essay Jun 1, 1995
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The Space Waste
- News & Politics, Essay Sep 22, 1994
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Culture: Confessions of a Bad Sport
Sport promises the thrills of aggression without the consequences. In many ways its pleasures are comparable to those of pornography.
- News & Politics, Essay Jul 21, 1994
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Reading: The Feminine Mistake
A strident feminist, a lipstick and mascara maven, and a celebrity psyche healer have found common ground promoting female empowerment as the ultimate form of do-it-yourself therapy.
- News & Politics, Essay Jun 9, 1994
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Reading: The Power of Negative Thinking
- News & Politics, Essay May 26, 1994
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Reading: Who's Afraid of Torture?
Kate Millett writes about horror, but she's not willing to look it in the face.
- News & Politics, Essay Mar 24, 1994
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Reading: Freud Under Fire
His critics want to return to the time when the psyche was a simple thing, free of conflict, desire, and ambivalence.
