Sunday, December 12, 2004

articles 12/12

Democratic Providentialism
by Michael Ignatieff

D for democracy
by David Warren

Time
Why We Sleep
You may think it's for your body, but it's really for your brain. The latest research is full of surprises

Newsweek
Toxic Strength
The headlines about illegal steroids have focused on professional and Olympic athletes. But the most vulnerable users may be kids in your neighborhood, high-schoolers who are risking an array of frightful side effects that can lead to death

Yushchenko Aide Alleges 'KGB' Plot
Candidate's Chief of Staff Suspects 'KGB Experts' in Poisoning

Time
The Buzz on Caffeine
The energy booster may be good for you, but only if it's taken in moderation

Fight
by David Warren

NY Times
Psychology and Sometimes a Slap: The Man Who Made Prisoners Talk

NY Times
The U.S. vs. a Nuclear Iran

NY Times Magazine
The Science of Second-Guessing
Questions for Stephen Hawking
The renowned physicist discusses (via e-mail) stem-cell research, renouncing theories and why I.Q. doesn't matter.

NY Times Magazine
The Acceptable Knockoff
In a culture of sampling and remixing, imitation of all kinds is inevitable

NY Post
Berned
White House Nailed Kerik

Newsday
Inside the Kerik mess

They'll Abstain If They're Given Good Reasons
by Deborah M. Roffman

Athletes We Deserve
We Built That Pedestal, and We Can Tear It Down
By Kathryn Jay

Mile High Musings
Comments on How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb

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