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Culture (page 3680)

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Brilliant Careers: Ina May Gaskin: The midwife of modern midwifery

Katie Allison Granju

"Flight Maps": Nature in America -- plastic flamingos, feathered hats

Eloise is once again alive and well and living in New York. Take that, Kay Thompson!

Media log: The New York Times and Miramax's Harvey Weinstein: LA bureau sneers, NY bureau cheers

Silicon Follies: Barry announces the death of the Nerd Maverick

Thomas Scoville

Lesbians and Y2K: Ready for the Dyke Rapture?

Crosses in the field: A visit to the American cemetery at Normandy

Diane R. Molberg

Sob Story: Julia Roberts, the all-American martyr

Etelka Lehoczky

Rewind: Keir Dullea, star of Kubrick's "2001," is alive and well and doing theater in NYC

Alt: "Bra Wars": One porn site's struggle against the Phantom Anus!

Presidential beach books: The First Reader lightens up

Blue Glow: How randy was Ayn Rand?; "Behind the Music" goes nightly

"The Calling": The secret lives of nuns

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Music: A minor suite of Duke Ellington's five most breathtaking recordings

Unsworth's "Sugar and Rum": Down and out in Thatcher's Liverpool

Marion Lignana Rosenberg

Vince Passaro on David Foster Wallace: "Brief Interviews With Hideous Men" is a brilliant symphony of desperation, loneline

"The Loss of Sexual Innocence": Burgeoning sexuality, without the rosy glow

Technology Log: "Buffy" fans distribute postponed finale online

A stomach is a terrible thing to waste: Are student hunger strikes over less-than-epic issues overkill?

Snore Patrol: A chronic offender visits a sleep clinic

Technology Log: "Star Wars" fans: "Bring us the head of Jar Jar Binks!"

"The 13th Floor": Between the 12th and 14th floors, boredom awaits!

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