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The fact that the great spiral of New York City's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is at present full of motorcycles has annoyed some critics. Not this one. If the Museum of Modern Art can hang a helicopter from its ceiling, why can't the Guggenheim show bikes? "The Art...
If Clinton has seemed distant this year, it's because he has been--traveling to Europe, Africa, South America and China. But with the exception of NATO expansion and the Northern Ireland peace accord, foreign policy gems have been elusive. The Monica Effect is easily overstated here--the sex scandal...
After all the talk I heard about the inevitable feelings of embarrassment and alienation that accompany a summer home after a year away in the alternate universe of college, I was surprised to find that this summer, once settled, began to feel like any other, with the slight exception that...
The company (projected 1998 revenues: $9.5 million) has sold 7 million books and software packages since 1971. "Every public library in America, almost without exception, stocks our books," says co-founder Ralph Warner. So do institutions like the University of Michigan, where law-library director Margaret Leary says of Nolo...
A problem indeed. Of all the bacteria that bloom in the body, E. coli is usually one of the most beneficial, helping to metabolize food in the intestine. In 1982, however, scientists discovered that E. coli wasn't always so benign. That year 26 people in Oregon were felled by...