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Articles in April, 2000 issue of Esquire

• A Cooler Tool
  by Gareth Branwyn
• First-Class Seat
  by Lauren Iannotti
• There Are No Free Wheels
  by Ted C. Fishman
• Can Baseball Be Saved?
  by Tim Wendel
• Yeaahhhh Baabaabbyyy!
  by Mike Sager
• Things a Man Should Know About Golf
• Tax Relief
• House Wines
• Letting the Air Out
• The Last Titan
  by Sven Birkerts
• April
• The Essential Eighteen: The Most Important Golf Courses in America
  by Tom Doak
• Cuba, from Tip to Tail
  by Wil S. Hylton
• All Souped Up
• Riding Shotgun
  by Sam Grobart
• Starting Off Small
  by Ken Kurson
• Four Things You Should Know
• The Heather Graham Story
  by Bill Zehme
• If the Technology Is So Good, Why Is Golf Still So Damn Hard?
  by Chuck Stogel
• ATHIS WAY OUT: cceptance Speech for Winner of Best Actor Award and/or Presidential Primary
  by Shalom Auslander
• ANSWER FELLA: Clogged Arteries, Car Deals, Tax Cheats, and Healthy Sex
• Write-Off
  by Lauren Iannotti
• Ten Things: A Course of One's Own
• If Markets Are Free, I'll Take a Dozen
  by Ted C. Fishman
• Three Things You Should Know
• Climbing Finger Rock
  by Jim Boyer
• John Daly, Happy at Last
  by Tom Chiarella
• WHAT I'VE LEARNED: Lou Reed
  by Scott Raab
• The Agenda: April
• Creature Comforts
  by Rene Chun
• Beauty, Schmooty
  by Tom Carson
• Three Things You Should Know
• The Worst Generation
  by Paul Begala
• The Era of Big Government Is Over. And Marcus Stephens Is Dead.
  by Charles P. Pierce