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06.01.01

REPORT | The Little Slit in the Americas
In the third installment of This Is Planet Earth, Mitchell Stephens rides a container ship through the Panama Canal and finds out how this ninety year-old artificial passageway still shapes the world order. (3 Comments)

05.30.01

DAILY | Cocaine in the Membrane
Christine Kenneally on the unexpected neurological changes caused by coke (9 Comments)

05.29.01

DIALOG | The Color of Money
Capitalism, environmentalism, and the connection between being green and being profitable (12 Comments)

05.25.01

DAILY | Apocalypse -- Now!
Joshua Micah Marshall on George W. Bush's alarmism (5 Comments)

05.24.01

DAILY | A Case of Stolen Identity
Clay Shirky on cheap and easy Web heists (6 Comments)

05.22.01

DIALOG | David Gelernter's New Desktop
A dialog with the computer scientist, author and interface rebel (65 Comments)

05.21.01

DAILY | On the Block
Benjamin Anastas on the auction of Jack Kerouac's notorious scroll (1 Comment)

05.18.01

DAILY | Love is Strange
Jefferson Chase on why the Love Parade, Berlin's annual techno bacchanal, is being championed by the Christian Democrats (1 Comment)

05.17.01

ESSAY | Give It Away Now!
Microsoft thinks the open source movement shares a fatal flaw with the businesss models of the bubble economy. But do the dot.bombs have more in common with Windows than with Linux? Steven Johnson investigates. (19 Comments)

05.16.01

DAILY | Thank You For the Music
Jefferson Chase on this year's serving of Continental kitsch at the Eurovision Song Contest (19 Comments)

05.15.01

REPORT | "Oscar Added Years to My Life!"
New research shows that Academy Award winners live longer than their peers. Christine Kenneally finds out why. (4 Comments)

05.14.01

DIALOG | Our Cheating Hearts
A Dialog about monogamy and how evolutionary biology can help us understand infidelity. (20 Comments)

05.11.01

DAILY | The Origins of Madness
Christiane Culhane on the role of essential fatty acids in schizophrenia and human evolution (4 Comments)

05.09.01

DAILY | Anatomy of Your Self
Christine Kenneally on scientists' discovery of the part of the brain that controls much of our personality (4 Comments)

05.08.01

INTERVIEW | The Taste Test
Steven Johnson talks to OpenCola's Cory Doctorow about his bid to reinvent the intelligent agent. (19 Comments)

05.07.01

DAILY | The Toxic Mountain
Michael Amon on Yucca Mountain, the site singled out for nuclear waste disposal (13 Comments)

05.04.01

DAILY | Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong
Mark Van de Walle on the triumphant return of Tsui Hark (1 Comment)

05.02.01

ESSAY | The DJ's New Lexicon
Skratch, a newly legit musical genre, is getting its own notational system. Franklin Bruno looks at two bids to put flares, orbits, and crabs down on paper. (3 Comments)

04.30.01

DIALOG | Debunking the Digital Divide
The past, present, and future of race and technology (56 Comments)

04.27.01

REPORT | Building a New Beirut
Lebanon's capital has staked its future on one real estate company that promises to revitalize its ruined downtown. Robyn Creswell reports from Beirut. (0 Comments)

06.07.01 | The Bush Cabal

Posted on 2001-06-07 17:40:51 GMT

FEED contributor Mark Crispin Miller, author of The Bush Dyslexicon: The Saying of President Dubya, declared that he was trying "to help inspire the scattered and demoralized opposition to the Bush cabal, which was un-democratically installed and whose aims are wholly, dangerously anti-democratic. I try to do this mainly by reminding readers of George W. Bush's absolute unfitness for the presidency -- a fact that television always made quite clear to most of us (including many Bush supporters), even as 'the liberal media' worked."
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FILTER | Tom Cruise Files 2nd Gay Rumors Suit:
(on 2001-06-07 14:40:42 GMT) 2 comments

FILTER | Ooo, That Wacist Wabbit: Network censors Bugs Bunny
(on 2001-06-07 13:00:56 GMT) 9 comments

FILTER | Salinger Redeemed -- Janet Malcolm Takes A Look At The Glass Family: "In the case of Salinger's critics, it is their extraordinary rage against the Glasses that points us toward Salinger�s innovations."
(on 2001-06-07 03:50:20 GMT) 12 comments

FILTER | Sour Grapes in the Senate: Lott threatens to "wage war"
(on 2001-06-06 22:30:27 GMT) 3 comments

FILTER | Sexism in Space: No women on Mars trip
(on 2001-06-06 18:45:00 GMT) 0 comments

FILTER | Teach the test, but don't teach the test: County settles with McGraw Hill for practice test snafu
(on 2001-06-06 16:30:43 GMT) 2 comments

FILTER | Is Kennewick Man Captain Picard?: The debate over a 9,000 year-old skeleton
(on 2001-06-06 16:00:52 GMT) 3 comments

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