Sexual Mechanics
Librarians are asked all types of questions, but few must be experts on the clap. Jessa Crispin reports from a sex library, where pustules and excitable virgins are just another part of the job.
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16 December 2002
New York's currently: certainly not fooled by your rocks Canada vs. U.S.: Always ugly, and always about that damn space-arm. Second-ranking Senate Republican Don Nickles wants Lott out of the building. Alabama senator Richard Shelby defended Lott: 'I think we should not lynch him.
13 December 2002
New York's currently: sick to hell of good ol' boys Cardinal Law resigns as Boston's Archbishop. Racial discrimination does not always violate public policy. Lott's comments are supported by his voting and speech-record. Related: Mississippi ain't proud of its boy,
Holiday Survival Guide for Slackers
Don’t know what to get your (sorta) loved ones for the holidays? Well, there’s always powdered urine.
The Army Wives Club
There is life as a civilian, life as a soldier, and then something in-between: a soldier’s spouse. Army wife Nicole Hunter reports on the glamour, stress, and rewards of life on the base.
12 December 2002
New York's currently: humming Sinatra Sunken tanker off Spanish coast to be second-worst oil spill in history. North Korea restarts nuclear program, frozen in 1994, in reaction to U.S.-led oil embargo. Have a hard time getting through Union Square yesterday? Blame the person who taped
11 December 2002
New York's currently: speaking in front of a class Treasury secretary-designate John Snow's railroad company CSX Corp. paid no federal income taxes in two of the last four years, despite seeing more than a billion in pretax profits, and paying Snow $36 million. Trent Lott
Mix Tape for Dead Girl
Writing a eulogy once involved hours of revising and a good thesaurus.
10 December 2002
New York's currently: searching for the perfect breakfast roll Judge gives White House and Cheney big win, saying Congressional investigators have no right to sue when politicians won't hand over documents. In the face of possible a transit strike and hike, reporter joins the NYPD'
Part III, Hats
Why have hats fallen out of favor? After all, if you choose your headgear well, no one will notice what else you’re wearing.