Topic: Todd Gitlin

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Why the era of sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll is about to go global

As prosperity becomes the global norm, expect a sea change in social values. 'Survival' values are waning and 'self-expression' values are gaining.
The Chosen Peoples

What are the responsibilities of a ‘chosen’ people?
Why didn’t S.C. paper publish Sanford’s love letters sooner?

The State received the governor’s missives to his Argentine lover in an anonymous e-mail in December.
How Clinton and Obama boosted feminism, civil rights

The primary contest helped both of the historical causes, though some tensions erupted.
Memoirs: whose truth – and does it matter?

Two years after the James Frey scandal, a still-roiled genre thrives.
Memoirs: whose truth – and does it matter?

Two years after the James Frey scandal, a still-roiled genre thrives.
Journalist gains readers when his copy turns up, unexpectedly, in a romance novel

Elements of Paul Tolmé's piece on black-footed ferrets end up as dialogue in a book by bestselling author Cassie Edwards, yielding new readers for him and charges of copying his prose for her.
Journalist gains readers when his copy turns up, unexpectedly, in a romance novel

Elements of Paul Tolmé's piece on black-footed ferrets end up as dialogue in a book by bestselling author Cassie Edwards, yielding new readers for him and charges of copying his prose for her.
Nader's candidacy gets some cheers, but more groans

Many see it as folly for him to enter the presidential race one more time.