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The New York Times MagazineFat FactorsIts clear that diet and genes contribute to how fat you are. But a new wave of scientific research suggests that, for some people, there might be a third factor microorganisms.
Her Morning ShiftMeredith Vieira rejected the high-powered world of TV news 15 years ago to spend more time with her family. Now she has landed one of the most coveted jobs in television journalism on her own terms.
The Way We Live Now: ChildproofWhy is a segregated community O.K. when kids are the ones excluded?
Questions for Nancy Pelosi: Life of the PartyThe House minority leader talks about trying to win back a Democratic majority, blog critics and why a female speaker would be a bigger deal than a a female secretary of state.
Consumed: Show GunsIn a Pimp My Ride era, no object is immune to the customized cool factor.
Idea Lab: What Really Causes Civil War?Why multiethnic societies may not be prone to strife.
The Ethicist: Moms Old FlameRoad not taken; road that shouldnt be.
On Language: ProportionalityHot words about the Israeli-Hezbollah war.
Food: Eat, Memory: Family HeirloomAn organic fruit farm yields a bittersweet harvest.
LettersI, too, may be just too old to get it, but I think Rob Walker gave todays hipster youth too much credit in his interesting article (July 30). I think what he describes is a new breed of entrepreneur rather than a new artistic or social movement. Id argue that wearing a Hundreds or Barking Irons T-shirt is no more revolutionary than wearing a Ralph Lauren polo emblem or a Lacoste alligator it merely announces membership in a smaller, perhaps cooler, clique. What are these new brands trying to change but where we buy and how much we pay for T-shirts? Offering a fashion alternative to kids looking to express their individuality is not art; its just good business.
Lives: Labor in TranslationLearning the meaning of mother during natural childhood in Japan.
Is There a Place for Olivier Theyskens?At 25, he was chosen to revive the venerable house of Rochas. Four years, seven collections and innumerable accolades later, he finds himself out of a job and talent alone no longer seems enough in the world of fashion.
Pondering, Discussing, Traveling Amid and Defending the Inevitable WarMy views of Israel.
When a Pill Is Not EnoughShame, stigma and the pathologies of intimate relationships are the new frontier in the fight against AIDS in Africa. How do you treat what is lodged in peoples minds?
The Way We Live Now: The Beginning of the End of the AdventureNeocon interventions, R.I.P.
Questions for Andi Zeisler: Pop Goes the FeministThe co-founder of Bitch magazine talks about the best female character on TV, how young women care more about The OC than Ms. and how her magazine got its name.
On Language: Mumbai Not BombayWill Bollywood become Mumblywood?
The Ethicist: Hurricane HospitalityDisaster preparations; scholarship reparations.
Phenomenon: Degradation Inc.Videos that show homeless people harmed and humiliated are taking reality TV to a new, disturbing level.
Consumed: Character-DrivenHow an art toy adapts its form to the functional portable storage drive.
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