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Salon Issue 13
April 29, 1996
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Thursday May 2, 1996: Gas price conspiracy: The movie. Bosnia massacres: What the U.S. knew. Quote of the Day: Singing ATMs Wednesday May 1, 1996: Marriage is doomed. So why should gays get married? Moscow's May Day: Little to cheer about. Quote of the Day: Banning Babwa Wa-Wa Tuesday April 30, 1996: Way behind in the "war" on meth. Boat people betrayed. Fair fighting in Liberia. Monday April 29, 1996: Can killer kids be cured? Netscape takes on Ma Bell. American manhood is alive and wriggling. Thursday May 2, 1996: What do dudes really want? The Details "Sex Issue." Wednesday May 1, 1996: The Nation's makeover: Old whine in a new bottle? Tuesday April 30, 1996: Todd Gitlin: The press is missing the biggest race story. Monday April 29, 1996: Gary Kamiya on "60 Minutes'" new commentary troika of Stanley Crouch, Molly Ivins and P.J. O'Rourke -- and Andy Rooney's less-than-effusive welcome. Thursday May 2, 1996: Heathens: A brisk, funny, no-holds-barred novel about race, religion and a somewhat harried elementary-school teacher. Wednesday May 1, 1996: "The Third Lie," Agota Kristof's tangled family melodrama. Tuesday April 30, 1996: Soul on ice: Motown man in a hip-hop world. Monday April 29, 1996: The civil rights era's forgotten Jewish hero. TABLE TALK:
Should men and women just live apart? READER POLL:
Would you rather have Madonna or Courtney Love as your mother? COLUMNS: Further proof that the writing life is a mental affliction. The Awful Truth By Cintra Wilson MODERN LIFE: Meet nine poets who will get under your skin. "A scruffy fighting place" By Richard Covington Hip to be hapless By Charles Taylor Kinko's Hell By Carina Chocano TV: He's not just an actor, he's a way of life. Don Johnson is back, again, in "Nash Bridges." MUSIC: A posse of young Turks is blowing new life into the jazz scene. One day at a time By Stephanie Zacharek COMICS: Tom Tomorrow: This Modern World. |