A CAB RIDE OPENS EYES TO PREJUDICEAugust 22, 1999 | Detroit Free PressMy plane had been canceled. I jumped in a cab. Said I needed to get to Detroit, which was four hours away.The ...Read More
AN EXPLANATORY GUIDE TO SANDERS’ QUITTINGJuly 30, 1999 | Detroit Free PressTHE PLAYER quits, the theories begin.So should the laughter.Honestly, some of the reasons being offered for Barry ...Read More
USUAL RULES DON’T APPLY TO POLITICIANSJuly 11, 1999 | Detroit Free PressIf I told my bosses at this newspaper that I planned to spend the next year taking my same paycheck but doing work ...Read More
GRAF ECLIPSES VENUS IN A SUBLIME DRAMAJuly 2, 1999 | Detroit Free PressWIMBLEDON, England -- For hours and hours, through sunshine, through clouds, through three rain delays that ...Read More
AS WIMBLEDOM TURNSTHE PRESS POUNCES ON EMERGING STAR, ALEXANDRA STEVENSON, AND 14 AFTERATTAINING STARDOM, BORIS BECKER BOWS OUT.July 1, 1999 | Detroit Free PressWIMBLEDON, England -- With applause, a grown man said good-bye. And with controversy, a young girl said hello. It ...Read More
AGASSI NEEDS A DATE — AND A PERMANENT PERSONAJune 30, 1999 | Detroit Free PressWIMBLEDON -- "So, Mr. Agassi . . .""Call me Andre.""So, Mr. Andre, welcome to Top Flight British Dating Service. I ...Read More
FATHER KNEW BEST — AT LEAST IN 1899June 20, 1999 | Detroit Free PressToday is the final Father's Day of the century. And in many ways, the fathers of 1899 didn't have it as good as ...Read More
WE ALL KNOW TRUTH ABOUT ENTERTAINMENTJune 6, 1999 | Detroit Free PressLet's see. Our kids adore pro wrestling. They are mesmerized by gory video games. They sing along to rap music ...Read More