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September 2008
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Our choices in books, movies, music, and art go to the core of who we are. What your tastes reveal about you.
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We've become a nation of grime fighters, and there's growing evidence that we're sacrificing our safety and our sanity to sanitization.
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What happens when you hold a mirror up to seven comedians? PT sat down with some well-known wits to explore the droll—and the weighty—elements of their craft.
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Style is more character than clothes, more attitude than affluence. It's you making visible your inner self. So forget what you learned about appearance not counting; you can no longer afford to be without style.
More from this issue
Field Guide to the Tomboy: High Heels and Pink? No Way.
Embracing your not-so-feminine side.
by Sarah Showfety
PT Bookshelf: Going High-Tech
Book reviews for the techies.
by Brian Andrew,Ferris Jabr,Rachel Mahan
Neanderthink: An Outsize Appetite, Courtesy of Evolution
How to control your appetite amid plenty.
by Nando Pelusi
Two Minute Memoir: Highs and Lows in Harmony
Making the most of talent and bad luck.
by Rachel Barton Pine
Unconventional Wisdom: Getting Virginity Out of the Way
Hara Estroff Marano gives advice on virginity and marriage.
by Hara Estroff Marano
Nature's Bounty: Soil Salvation
Growing your own food is better for your health.
by Daniel A. Marano
Keen Cuisine: The Apple of Your Eyes (and Heart and Brain)
Why an apple a day keeps the doctor away.
by Kimberly Mickenberg
Eccentric's Corner: The Transformer
Calpernia Addams on the long road to womanhood.
by Matthew Hutson
What Your Stuff Reveals About You
Our choices in books and movies say a lot about us.
by Eriq Gardner,Jay Dixit
The Style Imperative
Making visible your inner self through your outer attitude.
by Hara Estroff Marano
Data Mine: From Warding off Death to the Sandman
How we use celebs to preserve ourselves, stay awake behind the wheel, and find love.
by Matthew Hutson
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