- September 24, 2001 | Feature
- A Prayer For One Police Plaza
- August 27, 2001 | Feature
- Riot Girls
Kournikova is reviled because she's gorgeous and snotty. Hingis is disliked for her bluntness. The Williams sisters' arrogance -- and their dad -- rub players the wrong way. Just about everyone in women's tennis has got a beef with everyone else. No wonder the tennis is so good.
- June 18, 2001 | Feature
- Pro Bono P.I.
Mike Race was an East New York cop in the crack years, and it changed him. Now he works to get innocent people out of jail.
- April 16, 2001 | Feature
- Smile and You Lose
The driven, intense son of another driven, intense coach, Jeff Van Gundy believes that the two worst things to happen to the NBA are God and golf. Why? They sap players' intensity. But imagine what the game would look like if his players were as intense as he is.
- February 26, 2001 | Feature
- Boies Will Be Boies
Beneath the superlawyer's unflappable, midwestern affect is a monomaniacal competitor, a man who hates to lose. So what does David Boies think about the Supreme Court decision that handed him his most bitter defeat? That it was worse, in some ways, than Dred Scott.
- January 29, 2001 | Feature
- Out of the Blue
The Giants, with their unwanted quarterback, and their unhappy defense, and their injured cornerback, in the Super Bowl? We must be dreaming.
- December 4, 2000 | The Election
- Political Football
Two crucial American events occurred last week in Tallahassee: the election drama, and the Florida-Florida State game. Florida thoroughly enjoyed them both.
- November 27, 2000 | Feature
- Law: Legal Eagles Fly South
- November 6, 2000 | Feature
- A Tale of One City
Scenes from a series, from the stadiums to the streets
- October 30, 2000 | Feature
- The Running Mensch
As the presidential race goes down to the wire, Joseph Lieberman is fighting another battle: to stay true to his conscience amid the compromises of a modern campaign. Can the first Orthodox Jewish nominee remain an unorthodox politician?