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Vanity Fair
Greed Never Left

Oliver Stone’s 1987 Wall Street succeeded brilliantly in capturing a culture, and failed miserablyas a call for change. To the director’s dismay, thousands of financial hotshots dreamed of becoming Gordon Gekko—and the rest is recent history. Antici

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Time
Are Gay Relationships Different?

Why gay couples have more equality and less tension at home--but still split up more often than straight pairs

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Vanity Fair
Michael Douglas, Take Two

While Michael Douglas reprises his Oscar-winning role as Gordon Gekko, he is also focused on another sequel: the successive father-son problems that have wounded three generations of Douglases. The author hears how the 65-year-old star made peace with his

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American Profile
Shrimp and Grits

Shrimp and Grits

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American Profile
Guaranteed to Grow

Packaging seeds for seven generations of gardeners

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American Profile
Ask American Profile 3/21/2010

Mary Hartline, Tracy Ashton, Ethan Peck

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American Profile
5 & Dime

Berdine's offers a shop back in time

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Smithsonian
The Last Page - Like a Dog in a Canoe - Apr10

If you think learning foreign idioms is easy, just try combing the giraffe

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Smithsonian
Letters - Apr10

Readers Respond to the February Issue

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Smithsonian
ATM - From the Castle - Bi-Centennial - Apr10

In 2010, the Institution celebrates two seminal events – the founding of its Natural History Museum and the inauguration of its research in Panama

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ATM - Q and A: Jane Lubchenco - Apr10

The marine ecologist and administrator of the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration discusses restoring the bounty of the world's oceans

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Smithsonian
ATM - Hue and Cries - Apr10

In 1851, Levi Hill claimed he invented color photography. Was he a genius or a fraud?

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Smithsonian
Presence of Mind - Unusual Suspect - Apr10

Why has popular opinion of the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland undergone such a dramatic reversal?

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Glimpses of the Lost World

Threatened Buddhist art at a 900-year-old monastery high in the Indian Himalayas sheds light on a fabled civilization

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Smithsonian
ATM - What's Up - Apr10

Threatened Buddhist art at a 900-year-old monastery high in the Indian Himalayas sheds light on a fabled civilization

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