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VIEWPOINTS
Generation O
Political identity in the age of Obama
Political identity in the age of...
Scott J. Ferrell / Getty Images
May 8, 2009
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TRAVEL
Way Off the Beaten Path
Sewage treatment plants and other cheap, local vacations
Sewage treatment plants and other cheap,...
Paul Sakuma / AP
May 8, 2009
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GALLERY
Leisure-Suit Kirk
Rare photos from early 'Star Trek' conventions
Rare photos from early 'Star Trek'...
Courtesy A. Trouvere, collection of J. Maynard
May 7, 2009
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SMALL-BUSINESS DIARY
Recovery? What Recovery?
Why entrepreneurs aren't so optimistic about the economy
Why entrepreneurs aren't so optimistic about...
Mark Lennihan / AP
May 7, 2009
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TECHTONNIC SHIFTS
On the Download
Can Amazon's Kindle DX save print media?
Can Amazon's Kindle DX save print...
Spencer Platt / Getty Images
May 6, 2009
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DANIEL GROSS
Don't Stress About It
Do the bank stress tests really matter?
Do the bank stress tests really...
Photo illustration: Getty Images
May 6, 2009
INSIDE NEWSWEEK
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NEWSTWEET
MOVIES
For decades, dedicated fans of 'Star Trek' have postulated a Kirk-Spock romance. A look at 'slash' fiction, 40 years later.
SOCIETY
We need a national system of electronic medical records.
ARCHITECTURE
The Guggenheim was Wright's last great building. What happened to the first?
BUSINESS
Wal-Mart has a unique vantage point for tracking the recession. How it's playing in the grocery aisles.
VIEWPOINT
The author of "Free-Range Kids" on why it's time for us to stop obsessing about childhood dangers and the consequences of every decision we—and other moms—make.
Point of View
Rather than bail out the auto industry, the money should go into a project to produce an electric car.
INTERNATIONAL
A personal visit to a part of India where Mao-spouting armed rebels are the law.
MOVIES
The original 'Star Trek' series dealt with important issues of the day, while the new film is all explosions and action.
SOCIETY
Why some mentally ill patients are rejecting their medication and making the case for 'mad pride.'
HEALTH
Scientists prepare for a more severe strain of influenza that spreads as easily as the swine flu but is as lethal as SARS.
POLICY
MEDICINE
Regenerative medicine experts are helping wounded vets regrow lost muscle tissue. Will fingers and limbs be next?
MY TURN
Because of Dad's Alzheimer's, I had to come out of the closet twice. We got it right the second time.
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