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  1. Why do Finns own so many guns?

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 23, 2008

    Last week, a gunman in Finland posted on the Internet a video of himself firing a gun and saying, "You die next." Days later, he killed 10 people, prompting government officials to re-examine gun-control laws in the

  2. The fuss over Jill Greenberg's photography.

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 16, 2008

    The Atlantic offered an apology to John McCain this week after the photographer for the October cover, Jill Greenberg, posted doctored pictures of the Republican nominee on her personal Web site. It also emerged that

  3. The fuss over Jill Greenberg's McCain photos.

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 16, 2008

    The Atlantic offered an apology to John McCain this week after the photographer for the October cover, Jill Greenberg, posted doctored pictures of the Republican nominee on her personal Web site. It also emerged that

  4. How do they estimate hurricane damage?

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 15, 2008

    Damage from Hurricane Ike could cost $6 billion to $18 billion, according to firms that specialize in making such estimates. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Daniel Engber explained how they arrive at these

  5. North Korea's international man of mystery may be sick.

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 9, 2008

    North Korean leader Kim Jong-il was absent Tuesday from a parade celebrating the 60th anniversary of the founding of North Korea. Kim has not made a public appearance in more than a month, and a U.S. intelligence

  6. I try to live like a senior citizen.

    Slate Magazine - Sep 9, 2008

    In her "Human Guinea Pig" column, Emily Yoffe does things that readers are too shy—or too well-adjusted—to try themselves. She's been a street musician, a beauty pageant contestant, and a children's party entertainer

  7. Should we encourage the elderly to have more sex in nursing homes?

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 9, 2008

    Sexual desire may wane with age, but it doesn't disappear. For Slate's 2007 "Sex issue," Daniel Engber reported on sexual expression in nursing homes—a thorny issue for doctors worried about whether their senile

  8. Life on an Alaskan fishing boat.

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 5, 2008

    We pulled into the Petersburg harbor around 5 this morning. The crew unloaded 1,700 pounds of crab, removed the 150-odd crab pots from the deck, and filled the Wind Walker's 2,200-gallon fuel tank, while I reorganized

  9. The evolution of the Minnesota State Fair.

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 3, 2008

    The Republican National Convention, which continues tonight in St. Paul, Minn., was scheduled to begin Monday, the last day of the Minnesota State Fair. In this 2006 "Dispatch," Ben Crair took stock of the fair

  10. Snowmobiling: slumming on the slopes

    Slate Magazine - Recycled - Sep 3, 2008

    Todd Palin, husband of Alaska Gov. and Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin, is the four-time winner of the Tesoro Iron Dog contest, the world's longest snowmobile race. This year, he placed fourth despite

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