Search Results - Computer terminals
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How the chair conquered the world.
Published in Wilson Quarterly (Spring97)
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`Now lower your butts, Flangheads, and haul away, haul away!'.
Published in Smithsonian (Aug95)
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Freight trains are back and they're on a roll.
Published in Smithsonian (Jun95)
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With 2,100 flights a day, this airport is a city that never sleeps.
Published in Smithsonian (Apr93)
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Vienna's Dorotheum: A singular auction house and hockshop.
Published in Smithsonian (Dec90)
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Writing got a lot easier when the old `manual' was new.
Published in Smithsonian (Dec90)
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The sum of our parts.
Published in Ploughshares (Winter98/99)
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The Cheaters' Club.
Published in Ploughshares (Spring/Summer90)
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Feeling The Heat.
Published in American Journalism Review (Dec99)
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Follow the Money.
Published in American Journalism Review (Nov99)
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Demystifying The Newsroom.
Published in American Journalism Review (Mar99)
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Goodbye, world.
Published in American Journalism Review (Nov98)
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Strengthening the bond.
Published in American Journalism Review (Jun98)
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The thrill is alive.
Published in American Journalism Review (Jan/Feb97)
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Editorial -
In the once-silent submarine service.
Published in Southwest Review (1996)
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Werner Herzog in conversation with Geoffrey O'Brien.
Published in Parnassus: Poetry in Review (1997)
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Of scorned women and causal loops.
Published in Fantasy & Science Fiction (Jan1999)
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Short Story