Notebook

2001
• World's tallest building still a gleam in architect's eye (4/27)
• Thank you for not kissing butt (4/25)
• Old-fashioned road rage (4/24)
• Of Martians and Cadillacs (4/19)
• Crouching China, Hidden Bully (4/11)
• Confession is getting old (4/7)
• A 'Stunning' Senator (3/31)
• Bringing Heaven Down To Earth (3/26)
• Breaking ranks - spring break (3/23)
• Window to America: Rock 'n Roll Hall Of Fame (3/10)
• Gloom and glamour by the lake (3/9)
• Athletic Eschatology: Sports Forever (3/5)
• A Fast Food Nation (2/19)
• 'Hoax' is a hoax (2/19)
• Valentine's Day backlash (2/14)
• The alleged good old days (2/12)
• Accepting the Floridian fantasy (2/6)
• America, this is you (1/15)

2000
• My political identiy crisis (12/22)
• Of pet monkeys and T-shirts (11/28)
• Cereal bytes and online oddities (11/20)
• Gore should go through College, not courts (11/11)
• No apologies for voting Nader (11/7)
• Nader an enticing forbidden pleasure (10/30)
• To the tube with the Reformed worldview? (10/27)
• Bush getting away with Gore-isms (10/20)
• When SUV's rule the world (10/16)
• Better than a birthday binge (9/26)
• The Forgotten Promise of 'The Cosby Show' (9/20)
• Feeling down about corporate downsizing (8/1)
• Love affairs with used books and alarm clocks (2/2)
• Election 2000 scrapbook (1/00)
• The dark underbelly of prosperity and popcorn (1/20)
• Phony news, governors (1/13)
• 'The Matrix' and other parallel universes (1/5)

1999
• Go 'West Wing,' young man, and go home for Christmas (12/16)
• The Republican Party and other forms of peer pressure (12/11)
• There is a God, and no, he's not Regis (11/15)
• Windy cities and fall days (11/1)
• Bad commercials and bad ideas for 'Phantom of the Opera' (10/15)
• Fall's folial show and constant change (10/15)
• Love as contented sigh and the sky's super stars (9/14)
• Two Cents Archive