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Sunday, Jan. 9, 2005
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Tales from the ol' mail silo. - Rough Diamond
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers. - Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoon Index
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Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005
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The high point of Surfergirl's week. - Detain. Detain.
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Friday, Jan. 7, 2005
- Favre From Heaven
Why journalists deify the Green Bay Packers quarterback. - Stand by Your Memos
Alberto Gonzales' refusal to defend even the defensible. - 2004: The Year in Movies
Flight of the Movie Club. 
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Slate stories on NPR's Day to Day. - Condi's First Victory
She doesn't pick John Bolton as her deputy. - Hot Topic
Is global warming to blame for the tsunami? - Tell Me More: The CIA and Riggs Bank
A Wall Street Journal story that the press gang should chase. - The CEO-English Phrase Book
What your boss means when he talks like that. - The People Whisperers
What a Hollywood acting coach taught me about teaching. - Army Reserve vs. National Guard
What's the difference, anyway? - Battle of the Nexus
Fraysters argue about where femininity and feminism link. - Corrections
Slate's mistakes. - Interrogation Interrogation
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Thursday, Jan. 6, 2005
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Did Al Gonzales say the president can authorize torture? - 5 Words to Never Say to a Paranoid
Plus a head-butting talkfest! - The Givers
Using the Web to promote tsunami relief. - Foul Play
How a Slate scientist changed the NBA forever—or at least a week. - Free-Lunch Health Insurance
A simple idea for insuring some of the poor. - Why Do We Use Explosive Fertilizer?
Isn't there an alternative? - The New Blue Federalists
The case for liberal federalism. - 2004: The Year in Movies
The Heavenly Hellboy - Bill Keller Replies
The editor of the New York Times gives "Press Box" a piece of his mind. - Why Mothers Kill
Courts get a second look at Andrea Yates. - Lighten Up
A Bright Eyes single that's not too angsty, and other recent gems. - Does Size Matter?
The international press comments as tsunami relief grows competitive. - The Price of Preemies
And other news from the techno-frontier. - Halabja Denial Redux
Al Jazeera says Saddam never gassed the Kurds. - Can I Come In?
Answers for pushy relatives banging on the delivery room door. - Torture Times
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Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2005
- Who Is That Mask Man?
Gerald McHale belongs in the Basketball Hall of Fame. - 2004: The Year in Movies
AOL's Top-10 List - Bloody Hell's Kitchen
The foul-mouthed British chef who could save food TV. - Global Dis-ease
The international press looks at U.S.-Syrian tension, Iraq's election, and new danger for Asia's tsunami survivors. - Beauty and the Beast
Why are fat sitcom husbands paired with great-looking wives? - Hybrid Model
Isamu Noguchi went beyond modernism. - Enormous Bureaucracy Seeks Skilled Manager
Who should be the next secretary of homeland security? - Navel Gazing
Why even feminists are obsessed with fat. - You Must Remember This
Are there memory-enhancement products that work? - Mosqued Gunmen
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2005
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