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You pay your handyman more than your nanny?! Plus: Pop psychology Mach test too close to Cosmo quiz; "broadband warrior" Jermolu

Letters to the Editor

Borrowed children: No tantrums. No laundry. No being awakened in the middle of the night. Just check them out for the day and re

Ask Dr. Bob:Bad behavior, female ejaculate? and workplace psych-outs

Dorm blues: Where peers reign and families disappear

April surprise: How did she get on the cover of the Post?

Mr. Fix-it:

Music: Gay Dad joins a long roster of crap, over-hyped English pop bands

Michelle Goldberg

The Gorilla Game:

Thomas Scoville

The tearful secret of Themar: A grandmother's tale, untold until now, opens a path of understanding and forgiveness

Robert L. Strauss

Grammar and style guides: Bending the rules with a dash of humor

Joyce Carol Oates picks five great "docu-novels"

Joyce Carol Oates

Greil Marcus: Real Life Rock Top 10! Pere Ubu, Jonathan Lethem ... and "Feelings"

Where did Hillary's Southern accent go?

Rap Artist Queen Latifah, left, poses for photographers at the Virgin Superstore in New York, Monday, June 15, 1998. She was there with rapper Lil Nique, right, to promote her new release "Order in the Court." (AP Photo/Tom Zuback) (Associated Press)

Talked to death: 20 terrifying days on the Queen Latifah show

Caroline Sommers

The hardest-writing man in show-biz: The networks can't get enough of David E. Kelley -- but we can

Guns, the GOP and the Latino "bounce:" A California congressional primary foreshadows Campaign 2000

Freed! The story behind Indonesia's surprise decision to deport journalist Allan Nairn

Silicon Follies: Kiki and Barry reunited by Iridium -- silence at $40 a minute

Thomas Scoville

Scared pantless: Horror movies make hot dates

Jennifer Kornreich

Have vibrator, will travel: Susie Sexpert hits the road

Seen "Blair Witch"? I've lived it!

Caroline Sommers

Senator vs. aide: Who harassed whom?

My Jewish roots in Germany: An American uncovers his family's poignant past

Robert L. Strauss

Can a "compassionate conservative" attract black voters?

Earl Ofari Hutchinson

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