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Salon.comFebruary 17, 2006
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Facing a slow death, newspapers are desperately trying to reach young readers with dumbed-down tabloids full of stories about Kobe, Britney and dental bling.
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Julianne Moore and Samuel L. Jackson manage as best they can in this patchy thriller about a child who goes missing and the racial tensions that ensue.
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Warning: Puppy lovers may take a cold view of this Disney movie about an Antarctic guide and his pack of loyal sled dogs.
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11:53
The Medicare drug program disaster could cost Republicans control of Congress.
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11:44
Making a comeback on his 47th birthday, tennis bad boy John McEnroe played beautifully -- and even acted like a gentleman.
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Saving the Olympics, plus Britain and Britney, all this week in Table Talk.
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February 16, 2006
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The Olympics refuse to follow NBC's script. Plus: Turin sure is beautiful! (Trust us on this.)
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February 15, 2006
17:00
Dick Button's Olympic skating commentary reminds us it can be done well. Plus: Wardrobe reform.
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I used to be a carefree person. Now I am trapped by tragic history.
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A passionate book describes how a coal company destroyed an Appalachian mountain -- and exposes the moral and economic bankruptcy of strip mining.
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12:08
Administration denies "scurrilous allegations" that Vice President Burr killed Hamilton in duel.
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My name is Gary, and I eat White Castle cheeseburgers while snoring.
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The Bush administration claims the U.S. intends to leave Iraq. But its massive military "super-bases" tell a different story.
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Worried about the steadily declining number of male students, some colleges and universities appear to be practicing affirmative action for men.
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