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Bestseller Hell By Jon Carroll Swamp Fever By James Carville Mothers Who Think Why heroes make horrible parents By Vivienne Walt Hong Kong diary By Simon Winchester X-Word By Merl Reagle |
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FRIDAY |
Is classical music dead? Salon critics Sarah Vowell and Paul Festa face off "Hercules" By Charles Taylor Disney's "Hercules" is a show-tune-spouting, buff demigod bent on self-improvement (and world domination) "Face/Off" By Stephanie Zaharek With its wacky face-switching premise and delirious action scenes, John Woo's "Face/Off" is the summer's best blockbuster Gentleman with a gun By Jennie Yabroff John Woo, director of "Face/Off" and super-violent, ultra-stylish Hong Kong "blood operas," talks about the elegance of Nicolas Cage and John Travolta, his childhood dream of becoming a minister and why he loves his villains (06/27/97) Mindlessly permissive parents are subjecting their kids to movies they're not ready for -- and don't want to see A Few Good Men Bill Nye, inexplicably single guy of science By Kate Moses Just how lovable is the most eligible bachelor on children's television? (06/27/97) Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell Hong Kong Diary By Simon Winchester |
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21st Salon's weekly digital culture section When the giants of Net business say they want to protect your privacy, they're really trying to make you feel comfortable about giving up more information about yourself Privacy is the problem, not the solution By Jeffrey Obser Americans fear that their personal information is at risk when they go online. But maybe the trouble is that we're all too isolated offline (06/26/97) Mothers Who Think Salon's new daily section for women The smell of childhood never fades Wild Things By Andrea Gollin Road games to keep restless travelers happy (06/26/97) Ill Humor By Ian Shoales Hong Kong Diary By Simon Winchester |
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WEDNESDAY |
Tina's time By Dwight Garner Unzipped By Courtney Weaver Mothers Who Think Toy Story By Joyce Millman |
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TUESDAY |
Wanderlust Salon's weekly travel section Paul Theroux on Hong Kong's troubled times to come (06/24/97) The party's over By Simon Winchester
Mondo Weirdo: More strange tales from around the world By Don George
The Surreal Gourmet By Bob Blumer
Postmark: Prague By Melissa Morrison
Passages: "Yak Butter and Black Tea" By Wade Brackenbury
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Ask Camille By Camille Paglia
Police say an Ohio woman left her children in squalor while she surfed the Net (06/24/97) |
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MONDAY |
Mothers Who Think Salon's new daily section for women A woman on the front lines of America's most emotionally charged debate (06/23/97) Right On! By David Horowitz
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FRIDAY |
A Valentine to the goddess of screen irony "Batman & Robin" By Robin Dougherty It's 1997, and Joel Schumacher's Batman formula isn't getting any fresher "Ripe" By Lori Leibovich Twin sisters undergo a painful and sensual coming of age in "Ripe" (06/20/97) Sexpert opinion By Susie Bright Mothers Who Think Salon's new daily section for women Short Story Club By Kate Moses "The Professor," by Lydia Davis Interview with Lydia Davis By Kate Moses Can a woman think too much? (06/20/97) |
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21st Salon's weekly digital culture section Scott Adams' creations keep extending their sway over the Internet and the bestseller lists. Now the cartoonist tells us that "affirmations" are the key to his success -- and ours. Has the master of cynical corporate satire gone New Age? Joy Stick Nationalism By David Adox Video games are most kids' first contact with computers -- therefore, says author J.C. Herz, they'll shape our world Let's get this straight By Scott Rosenberg Sins of the Net virgins (06/19/97) Word by Word By Anne Lamott
Mothers Who Think Fun in the Sun By Andrea Gollin
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WEDNESDAY |
Mothers Who Think I love you both unequally By Kate Moses
Unzipped By Courtney Weaver |
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TUESDAY |
Wanderlust Salon's weekly travel section Gonzo Congo! By Don George, Editor
Kidnap my heart By Alison Buckholtz
Mondo Weirdo: More strange foods around the world By Don George
The Surreal Gourmet By Bob Blumer
Postmark: Harlem, New York By Tessa Souter
The Awful Truth By Cintra Wilson Mothers Who Think Should teachers let students into their lives? By Anthony Cody |
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MONDAY |
Mothers Who Think Salon's daily section for women Republican chick By Margaret Talbot She may be nesting, but Mary Matalin is more of a hawk than ever Mamafesto By Camille Peri Why it's time for Mothers Who Think The Gold Cell By Sharon Olds Should my parents never have met? (06/16/97) |
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FRIDAY |
The Wizards of id By David Rakoff "Speed 2" sinks By Charles Taylor "The Van" stalls By Charles Taylor Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell |
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21st Salon's weekly digital culture section As a handful of companies tighten their control of the Internet's infrastructure, can an end to flat-rate pricing be far behind? The people are the Party By David Hudson In Europe, DJs have helped build a more populist digital culture Let's get this straight By Scott Rosenberg Paradigms of the Times (06/12/97) Ill Humor By Ian Shoales
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WEDNESDAY |
I am not a magic realist! By Alberto Fuguet, with Kristina Cordero Unzipped By Courtney Weaver |
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TUESDAY |
Wanderlust Salon's weekly travel section
The Tragedy of Tiger Leaping Gorge By Simon Winchester
Mondo Weirdo: School trip! By Don George, Editor
The Surreal Gourmet By Bob Blumer
Passages: "Trout Fisher's Almanac" Edited by Sid Evans
Postmark: Seattle By Jenn Shreve
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Ask Camille By Camille Paglia |
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MONDAY |
The Trial By Celia Farber
Right On! By David Horowitz
X-Word By Merl Reagle |
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FRIDAY |
Jungle love By Stephanie Zacharek
An upright and locked position By Charles Taylor
The Salon Interview: Peter Greenaway By Christopher Hawthorne
The Listress By Amy Wallace
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THURSDAY |
21st Salon's weekly digital culture section Why African-Americans aren't online Is the Web too cool for blacks? By Leonce Gaiter African-Americans aren't rushing online because the new medium butts heads with their traditional values and desires (06/05/97) Word By Word By Anne Lamott |
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WEDNESDAY |
Hot under the epaulets By John Donnelly Unzipped By Courtney Weaver |
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TUESDAY |
Wanderlust Salon's weekly travel section Cuba libre! By Mark Schapiro
Forbidden island By Don George, Editor
An idyll in Ireland By Patric Kuh
The Surreal Gourmet By Bob Blumer
Postmark: San Francisco By Gary Kamiya
Passages:
"Paris In Pink" By Katya Macklovich
An Uzbek responds By Ibrat A. Jumabayev
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The Awful Truth By Cintra Wilson |
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MONDAY |
Death guru Stephen Levine wants to legalize assisted suicide -- but only for physical reasons. In other situations, taking one's life is just impatient, sloppy, a "shortcut" The road best traveled By Bill McKibben Before you kill yourself, M. Scott Peck argues, try killing your ego (06/02/97) Swamp Fever By James Carville X-Word By Merl Reagle |
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