The year in preview

by Chris Wright

Bugging out

Computer chaos, Asian flu, the new puritanism, and baby boomers ascendant -- welcome to 1999
by Neil Miller

Larry Flynt, All-American

A notorious pornographer brings the political and media establishment to its hypocritical knees
Politics by Dan Kennedy

Growing pains

As the millennium looms, Boston development plans spark visions of a new city and fears of frayed neighborhoods
Neighborhoods by Ben Geman

c o l u m n s

Editorial
Bad news confirmed The educational crisis is worse than we thought

Cityscape	by Sarah McNaught
Wish list The city has spent the past year asking Boston neighborhoods what they want. Now, it must spend 1999 figuring out how to answer their concerns.

Talking Politics	by Michael Crowley
What's next Power struggles, floundering schools, and the death penalty will highlight the year to come in state politics

Loosely Speaking	by Nancy Gaines
Our little Margie: Big time, big loss Plus, is it Armageddon for Planet Hollywood?

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