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By Scott Shuger, Andrew Nieland, Katherine Guckenberger, Eric Roston, Christopher Hawthorne, Maura Kelly, Charley Davis, Eric Umansky, Justus Nieland, Amanda Fazzone, David Newman and Erik PerlsteinUpdated Friday, June 18, 1999, at 9:01 PM ET

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Scott Shuger was a Slate senior writer and the original author of "Today's Papers." He died June 15, 2002. Andrew Nieland is a writer in New York. Christopher Hawthorne is the architecture critic for the Los Angeles Times. Maura Kelly writes about women's issues for Glamour. Eric Umansky, previously the "Today's Papers" columnist for Slate, is currently a Gordon Grey Fellow at Columbia University's School of Journalism. Amanda Fazzone is an assistant editor at the New Republic. David Newman is a contributing editor at Legal Affairs.
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