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Salon Issue 12
April 22, 1996
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April 25, 1996: Mayday! Is Bob Dole's last mission doomed? April 24, 1996: Take Your Daughter to Work -- give your son the shaft. April 23, 1996: Salon exclusive -- The FBI's blown Unabomber evidence. April 22, 1996: Lebanon eyewitness -- Israel's barrage backfires. April 25, 1996: Gary Kamiya reviews the New Yorker's "Black in America." April 24, 1996: Tina Brown and Henry Louis gates kick it at New York bash. April 23, 1996: A NY Times sportswriter's strange syndrome. April 22, 1996: Camille Paglia on the triumph of the media elite. Ashes to Ashes By Richard Kluger The Woman who Walked into Doors By Roddy Doyle Dead Meat By Sue Coe The Song of the Dodo By David Quammen Table Talk:
Should a 6-year-old be charged with attempted murder? New reader poll:
Would you turn your brother in for money? Getting over it By Laura Miller The Salon Interview By Dwight Garner Why your computer keeps crashing By Doug Fine TV's "Profit" By Joyce Millman MOVIES: A chat with "Flirting with Disaster" director David O. Russell. Cheap Thrills By Mary Elizabeth Williams MUSIC: Country-folk neo-traditionalist Gillian Welch's dazzling debut. Roots Music with an Electric Shimmer By James Marcus Ill Humor By Ian Shoales
Verbivore By Richard Lederer
The 5-minute mystery solution "Booked for Murder." COMICS: Tom Tomorrow: This Modern World. |