April 3, 2000 Issue, THE NATION

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- Letters, p. 2
- The China Deal, p. 3
- Times+Trib=Bad News, p. 4
- Honor the Blacklistees
  Victor Navasky
  , p. 5
- Keep Out of Colombia
  Kenneth Sharpe and Bill Spencer
  , p. 6
- The Outcome of the Primaries
  Calvin Trillin
  , p. 6
- In Fact..., p. 7
- The Beat
  John Nichols
  , p. 8
- Minority Report
  Christopher Hitchens
  , p. 9
  Partition in Mitrovica
- Subject to Debate
  Katha Pollitt
  , p. 10
  Regrets Only
- American Beauty or American Pie?
  Peter Biskind
  , p. 11
- Inside Indiewood: A Forum
  Peter Biskind
  , pp. 12-17
  The Best of Times, the Worst of Times
- Searching for the Dalai Lama
  Orville Schell
  , pp. 18-22
  Dispirited Stars Find Absolution in Buddhism
- Revenge of the "D" Girls
  Lynda Obst
  , pp. 23-24
  From a Cubicle to a Studio of One's Own
- Mr. Hoch Goes to Hollywood
  Danny Hoch
  , pp. 25-27
  Why Whiteboys Wasn't at a Theater Near You
- Runaway Shops
  Marc Cooper
  , pp. 28-29
- Cyberreality Bites
  Ella Taylor
  , pp. 30-33
  Boys, Toys and Girl Trouble in 1999's Top Ten
- Robert Kramer, Expatriate
  Peter Gessner
  , pp. 34-35
  A Filmmaker's Radical Journey, 1939-1999
- The Awful Truth
  Manohla Dargis
  , pp. 36-37
  From Vertigo to Austin Powers, Scenes We Love
- Arianna's Revolution
  David Corn
  , p. 38
  Throwing Parties, Overthrowing Governments
- The House That Jack Built
  Carl Bromley
  , pp. 39-40
  How Valenti Brought Hollywood to the World
- War Games
  James Der Derian
  , pp. 41-44
  The Pentagon Wants What Hollywood's Got
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  Independents' Day (8 Reviews)
  Stuart Klawans
  , pp. 45-49
  Sundancing, by John Anderson
  1. Sundancing by John Anderson
  2. Cinema of Outsiders by Emanuel Levy
  3. Celluloid Mavericks by Greg Merritt
  4. Whom God Wishes to Destroy... by Jon Lewis
  5. Spike, Mike, Slackers, and Dykes by John Pierson
  6. Party in a Box by Lory Smith
  7. Underground Film by Parker Tyler
  8. Shooting to Kill by Christine Vachon and David Edelstein
- Eyeless in Ramallah
  Shalom Goldman
  , pp. 50-56
- Cover design, photo
  Scott Stowell and Ron Chapple