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Indentured nannies: A state politician makes her staff provide unpaid childcare

Martha A. Ackmann

The man behind the McCain campaign donor controversy.

Nothing Personal Weekend

Finding gold in Turkey: Unexpected riches on a remote mountain stay

Maxine Rose Schur

Babatunde Olatunji: The drummer who delivered the cure

Urge: Between primeval and postmodern: Japan does it different

Y2K: Disaster perverted! (Salon)

Y2blecK: Why some people still yearn for the apocalypse

Blue Glow: "Millionaire" is back -- with competition from new "Winning Lines" and "Twenty One"

Scott Rosenberg: How wrong were the pundits in the '90s? Let's count the ways

Scott Rosenberg

FILE-- Curtis Mayfield is shown in this undated handout photo. The composer and songwriter, whose string of hits "Superfly," "People Get Ready,'' "Talking About My Baby,'' and "Keep On Pushing,'' has died Sunday, Dec. 26, 1999. Mayfield was 57.(AP Photo/Curtom Records, ho) (Associated Press)

Appreciation: Curtis Mayfield

Wanderlust: A river runs through us: Love and trout on the Gila

Daily Planet: Potted pachyderms rampage in India

She's cold and metallic: A doctor's codependent relationship with his pager

Ivory Tower: Sexism 101: the hidden curricula of male-dominated faculties

Black like who? What do Curtis Mayfield and Puffy Combs have in common? Not a lot.

Music: Nas -- Just another iced-out rapper with paper on his mind

Ann Hodgman on cookbooks: Cooking for rock stars, cooking with male strippers -- culinary secrets of the vapid

Even a tough dyke cop needs her mom: Who Loves You, Wicks?

Lee Uttmark Wicks

"Galaxy Quest": Phasers on fun!

Stephanie Zacharek

"Titus": Fouling up Shakespeare's most gruesome play

Urge: Naked World: Y2K orgy in Kuwait

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