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"Haunted Traveller": Barry Yourgrau's Borgesian tales of transformation

Media Metrix's incomplete numbers: How'd they become a standar

Kaitlin Quistgaard

"Party of Five": Julia experiments; "Voyager": Seven of Nine goes wild

Silicon Follies: Liz and Paul get friendly amid a hail of buzzwords

Thomas Scoville

Harvard horror story: My med school interviewer was hostile and incompetent

"The Stakeholder Society": Give everybody $80,000

Primary school colors: A nasty high school campaign in hilarious "Election"

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Dancing with ghosts: The world premiere of Merce Cunningham's "Biped"

Apollinaire Scherr

Michael Korda's "Another Life": A star editor remembers his writers

Throwing up can save your life: Learned taste aversion may be nature's way of keeping us from poison

Surreal riches: Four excerpts from "Haunted Traveller"

On not having a daughter By Jayne Anne Phillips An essay from Salon's first book, "Mothers Who Think"

Jayne Anne Phillips

Camille Paglia on Littleton: Our young males are warehoused by the state and poisoned by their isolated families

The longest hours: Watching Littleton, a mother recalls the horror of waiting to find out if your son is dead

Linux vs. NT: The suspicious online trail of Microsoft's flawed shootout

Experts on teenage behavior: What lessons can we learn from Littleton?

Music: Reviews of new releases from Eminem, the Gourds and others

Ian Buruma's "Anglomania": Why all the world has a thing for England

Pseudo-menopause: Little-known Sjogren's syndrome dries up women's moisture glands

After Columbine: Haunted by a teen movie in which the kids learn to live, not die

Uncovering Carver: Three new Raymond Carver stories discovered

Clean and sober: Tom Waits finds the heart of Saturday night at home

Alex Pappademas

A familiar face returns to "NYPD Blue" -- no, not Jimmy Smits

Brilliant Careers Kurt Vonnegut: Master of meaninglessness, citizen of nowhere

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