Free weights

Boston attorney James J. Foster wants to become the first man to join a women's-only health club in Massachusetts. Many women are upset -- and even angrier that the National Organization for Women has joined his cause.
by Jason Gay

Mirror image

Once, women worried about their figures while men scarfed pizza and beer with abandon. Then came the Soloflex guy, male anorexia, and . . . plastic calves?
by Alicia Potter

c o l u m n s

Editorial	by the Phoenix
Stop the plague World AIDS Day is over, but the fight is not

Don't Quote Me	by Dan Kennedy
Hope of Ray Mike Wallace speaks up for Flynn, and whacks the Globe and yours truly. Plus, that sinking feeling, and a Dukakoid for Drudge.

City Hall	by Yvonne Abraham
Executioner's song A special-election question: can a local politician win on the death penalty?

Talking Politics	by Michael Crowley
Ranting and rating The right tries to label live concerts. Also, Moakley, Kennedy, and Kerry vs. Ocean Spray; and Boston's doom revisited.

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