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"You Have All the Reasons to Be Angry"

The fight for South Africa’s future.

Eve Fairbanks The New Republic Mar 2013 20min Permalink

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Navigating Love and Autism

A young couple’s story.

Amy Harmon New York Times Dec 2011 20min

Little Boy Lost

On a child diagnosed with autism.

Amy Leal Chronicle of Higher Education Oct 2011 15min

Autism's First Child

The long, happy, surprising life of 77-year-old Donald Gary Triplett, the first person ever diagnosed with autism.

John Donvan and Caren Zucker Atlantic Oct 2011 30min

The Autism Rights Movement

Should autism be celebrated? A look at the neurodiversity movement.

Andrew Solomon New York May 2008 25min

Autistic individuals have great difficulty breaking into many professions. One exception may be computer programming, where the difficulty of forming emotional attachments and communicating is not necessarily a problem.

Gary Anthes Computerworld Apr 1997

The Autistic Hacker

As part of his obsessive search for evidence of UFOs, Gary McKinnon worked his way into thousands of government computers. The U.S. charged him with terrorism. Doctors diagnosed him with Asperger’s.

David Kushner IEEE Spectrum Jul 2011 10min

Apr 1997 – Dec 2011 Permalink

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The Longform Guide to Cheaters

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The Long Ride

Just over a decade ago, Specter set out to answer this question: How did Lance Armstrong manage the greatest comeback in sports history?

Michael Specter New Yorker Jul 2002 35min

The Shadow Scholar

An academic ghostwriter explains his trade.

Ed Dante Chronicle Jul 2012

Problems in a Turned-On World

In 1969, the sports establishment was wrestling with whether to embrace performance-enhancing drugs, decry them, or look the other way.

Bil Gilbert Sports Illustrated Jun 1969

Cheating, Incorporated

AshleyMadison.com and the business of infidelity.

Sheelah Kolhatkar Businessweek Feb 2011 20min

Hacking Las Vegas

The story of the MIT Blackjack Team.

Ben Mezrich Wired Sep 2002 30min

All the Answers

A quiz show scandal and its aftermath, as told by its star.

Charles Van Doren New Yorker Jul 2008 30min

Chasing Jose

There are enough stories about steroids in baseball to fill an entire collection. But there’s only one story about steroids and trying to interview a down-and-out Jose Canseco.

Pat Jordan Deadspin Mar 2008 15min

Jun 1969 – Jul 2012 Permalink

Arts Music

You Listen to This Man Every Day

An interview with Rick Rubin.

Andrew Romano Newsweek Jun 2013 20min Permalink

Sports

You Can Only Hope to Contain Them

On having breasts and playing sports.

Amanda Hess ESPN the Magazine Jul 2013 10min Permalink

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Jerry Seinfeld Intends to Die Standing Up

“I read an article a few years ago that said when you practice a sport a lot, you literally become a broadband: the nerve pathway in your brain contains a lot more information. As soon as you stop practicing, the pathway begins shrinking back down. Reading that changed my life. I used to wonder, Why am I doing these sets, getting on a stage? Don’t I know how to do this already? The answer is no. You must keep doing it. The broadband starts to narrow the moment you stop.”

Jonah Weiner New York Times Magazine Dec 2012 15min Permalink