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---Society & Culture---
Forbes looks at collectors of Nazi memorabilia - and tries
to pinpoint their motivations.
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A Salon article examines skyrocketing in-car cellphone use,
and wonders whether accidents can be far behind.
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Salon reports on the hysteria in France now that mad cow
disease has cropped up in their cattle.
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A TIME Europe author describes the nights of feasting that
follow days of fasting during Ramadan.
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A Scientific American article confronts the question of
whether employers should be allowed to hire and fire based
on genetic tests.
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TIME reports that American families are flocking to art
museums more than ever.
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---Science---
As The Scientist reports, researchers have demonstrated that
adult human brains can grow new cells.
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U.S. News reports on the recent boom of scholarship centered
around Albert Einstein's life and career.
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Scientific American reports on a fledgling scientific
discipline making inroads in business: complexity theory.
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---Business & Finance---
Industry Standard appraises the cooling Internet job market.
Has the gravy train left the station for good?
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Mutual Funds features 2001 forecasts from two respected
economists: one is bullish, the other quite concerned.
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A Fast Company article examines the character traits that
tend to hold even successful knowledge workers back from
their maximum potential.
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Industry Standard reports that Gap guessed the holiday
trends wrong and is buried under a mountain of leather
pants.
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In recession-addled Japan, a new demographic of
bargain-hunting shoppers is emerging, reports Asiaweek.
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---U.S. Politics---
A TIME article ponders Bill Clinton's mixed legacy on
environmental issues.
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The Scientist argues that the U.S. must do more to protect
its deployed forces against biological agents.
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A Salon article examines the controversy over purging voter
rolls of ineligible voters.
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A New Republic article predicts Bush won't easily be able to
get a bipartisan administration.
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---Asian Politics---
Far East Economic Review reports on Indonesian President
Wahid's obsessive quest to find a rumored stash of hidden
gold bullion.
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---Computing & the Internet---
Sound & Vision looks at the new DVD Recorder technology.
Will they make VCRs a thing of the past?
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Boardwatch looks at the trouble the Children's Online
Protection Act is having in court.
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---Education---
Sites offering research papers for students to plagiarize
have existed for years. Education Week reports that teachers
now have web-based weapons to thwart the practice.
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A Salon piece argues that schools should stop teaching that
sex is dangerous, while parents should bear the brunt of
sex-ed responsibility for their children.
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A TIME article covers the advent of "New PE" - a kinder
system of exercise for students that stresses lifetime
fitness habits.
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---Books---
In The Weekly Standard, a writer writes about the emotional
but fulfilling task of reducing his giant collection of
books.
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In TIME, Stephen King speaks out about his cyberpublishing
experiment.
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