Daily Newspapers: The Chronicle, and the Examiner, combined on the Web to make SFGate, is/are the home of columnists Leah Garchik and Jon Carroll. Dave Barry at the Miami Herald every Sunday Tony Kornheiser at the Washington Post every Sunday International Newspapers: The UK's Guardian, with its "Millennium - 1000 years in 500 days" feature. For other newspapers, the Internet Public Library's World Newspaper List includes a paper from the SOUTH POLE! For other languages, AltaVista's Project Babel fish lets you can read things in German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese over the Web.

Alternative Press: Seattle's The Stranger (home of Savage Love) The Chicago Reader, which also owns the East Bay Express (no Web presence) (and is home of Cecil Adams' The Straight Dope). Village Voice Media owns the following alternative papers: The Long Island Voice LA Weekly OC Weekly Nashville Scene New Times, Inc. owns the following alternative papers: Phoenix New Times Denver Westword Miami New Times Dallas Observer Houston Press New Times LA New Times Broward-Palm Beach Cleveland Scene St. Louis Riverfront Times Kansas City Pitch Weekly E-Media's resources for people who don't trust the media.

Radio:

NPR Online

This American Life

KQED-FM, a local NPR feed station.

KALW 91.7 Information Radio (see the school lunch calendar!), the home of West Coast Live, with Sedge Thompson

From WYK in Madison, WI, it's Michael Feldman's Whad'ya Know?

The Web &c:

d i s i n f o r m a t i o n

	Best movie review info site on the net: Harry Knowles' Ain't It Cool News
	Best drive-In movie lore: Joe Bob Briggs' Monster Vision from TNT/Turner (opens in annoying mini-window). For best results, click on "Transcripts," then on "Archives," then select a movie to learn about! Highlights include the prison letter in the "Highlander" transcript and the incredible weirdness of "The Serpent and the Rainbow."