Full list of articles from Men's Journal Magazine, September 2009
Major features
You get old
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For any man who has led a vibrant, robust life, the realities of aging can be humbling. But as the author has discovered, coming to terms with that is one of life's great empowerments. A glimpse of what it's like to settle into your 60s, and the wisdom it brings. (2,250 words)
Into the zombie underworld
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Setting out to see a real-life zombie for himself, the writer is drawn into a tragic, uniquely Haitian saga. An American tries to separate the truth from lore as he searches for a lost soul in rural
My father's mountain
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Sometimes a rock climb is about far more than athleticism - it's about coming to terms with betrayal. In tackling the High Sierra's Seven Gables, the author tried not only to replicate his dad's most iconic climb, but to put some bad blood to rest. (4,390 words)
Making men
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When it comes to survival, the boys in the dire
Other features
Survival skills [Q&A interview] -
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For millions of Americans, a stuffed up nose and constant headaches are a way of life. But a new surgery is changing that. (740 words)
Travel - The battle to be the world's most travelled man
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In the bizarre world of competitive travel, it's not where you've been, but how you check it off your list. With sidebar "The hardest places on earth to get to." (2,180 words)
Travel - The Tao of boatbuilding
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It's a highly impractical, antiquated skill. So, naturally, men from all over flock to maine to learn it [at
Travel: The five best train rides [on
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For truly friendly travel with ever-changing scenery, take your foot off the gas, unbuckle your seat belt, and hit the rails. With sidebar "More tickets to ride" (five other train ride recommendations in
Travel - Your own private railway
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Private sleeping quarters, sitting rooms, even a back deck - for a price. (275 words)
Travel - The 4 best bike trails [in
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Fall is the perfect season to hit the dirt on knobby tires. Here are the top new spots to open up this year. (390 words)
Travel - Wild Connecticut
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Finding unexpected solitude - and great pubs - along the new 220-mile
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Do you think
Sports - The stadium of the future
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Whether you're a lifelong fan of America's Team or a
Sports - If I ran the
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For one thing, writes Taibbi, there'd be no more of these keep-your-hands-off-the receiver, high-octane-offense, no-lead-safe mockeries of a football game. Og, and fewer talking baby ads. (1,840 words)
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