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Less than a year old and wearing red tennis shoes, I took the first steps of my life at the Wiltern. My mother had brought me to visit my father, an architect, in his office on the second floor of the Pellissier office tower, overlooking the art deco theater's neon marquee. Twenty-two years later, I ... More >>
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The Real Meaning of Tricky Dick
Less than a year old and wearing red tennis shoes, I took the first steps of my life at the Wiltern. My mother had brought me to visit my father, an architect, in his office on the second floor of the Pellissier office tower, overlooking the art deco theater's neon marquee. Twenty-two years later, I ... More >>
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January 27, 2011
Give Sodomy a Chance
Sexual rights are protected by the Constitution, if only the U.S. Supreme Court would open its eyes
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Of Patriots and Scandals
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November 20, 2003
Uncensored Gore
The take-no-prisoners social critic skewers Bush, Ashcroft and the whole damn lot of us for letting despots rule.
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The Handsome American
Walter Russell Mead makes a case for U.S. foreign-policy effectiveness

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