03.29.01 | Daily
Not Too Sketchy
Mark Van de Walle on the pencil-drawn, low-fi video game that's kicking ass in the industry

01.30.01 | Daily
Playing By The Rules
Matthew DeBord on the PGA Tour's legal action against Casey Martin

12.29.00 | Daily
God Bless Us, Every One
A New Year's benediction from FEED

12.08.00 | Daily
Shenmue
Mark Van de Walle on that rare find, a truly original console game

12.07.00 | Daily
Soda Jerks
Joshua Allen on the real reason PepsiCo wants Quaker Oats

11.11.00 | Dialog
The War on the War on Drugs
In the wake of the United States' failed drug policies, four experts discuss the future of American drug legislation.

11.10.00 | Daily
Check Mate
Matthew DeBord on Kasparov's defeat

11.10.00 | Feature
Long Strange Trip
FEED's drug timeline, covering one hundred years of American drug lore and legislation from 1900 to the turn of the millennium.

11.09.00 | Essay
High and Inside
A growing number of psychotherapists are integrating drugs like LSD and ecstasy into their practices. Wired News correspondent Kristen Philipkoski reports on the new psychedelic therapy.

11.09.00 | Feature
What I Did on my Chemical Vacation
Geoff Dyer, Tim Page, Lisa Carver, Sam Lipsyte, Hubert Selby, Jr., Brenda Shaughnessy, and others recount their own unforgettable drug experiences.

11.07.00 | Essay
Prospecting for Drugs
Wired News correspondent Kristen Philipkoski reports on the information tools that could turn the Human Genome Project into pharmaceutical gold.

11.07.00 | Feature
Just Say... Oh No!
Anti-drug ads cost the American taxpayer $200 million a year. That's a lot of money to spend making drug users laugh. Alex Abramovich looks at good, bad, and patently absurd public service announcements.

11.06.00 | Feature
The Future of Drugs: A FEED Special Issue
Stefanie Syman introduces the FEED Drugs Issue.

11.06.00 | Posthuman Condition
Adventures Through Inner Space
For the past decade, "psychonauts" have been crafting new drugs, advancing psychedelic research, and expanding our notions of consciousness. In his latest Posthuman Condition column, Erik Davis explores the ramifications.

10.26.00 | Daily
PlayStation 2
Daniel Drew Turner on Sony's big risk

10.11.00 | Daily
New Stadium Design
Jonathan Fasman on upscale ball parks

09.08.00 | Daily
Where's the Love?
Matthew DeBord on the catty rivalries of the U.S. Open

06.02.00 | Essay
Because The Night
While the rest of the world goes about its nocturnal buisness, the denizens of Manhattan's night court enact a ceaseless piece of absurdist theater. Kio Stark reports.

05.23.00 | Daily
Garçon, There's a Fly in My Vichyssoise
Martin Schneider on public health and the Restaurant Reports

05.18.00 | Daily
Sex and Gaming
David Kushner on Sex and Gaming

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