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Silicon Follies: Liz faces the wrath of the Nerd King

Thomas Scoville

They know who your ancestors were: Mormon databases go online

Kaitlin Quistgaard

Poniewozik to those apoplectic over Maureen Dowd's Pulitzer: Get over it

James Poniewozik

"Bella Tuscany": An excerpt from Frances Mayes' new book

Ivory Tower: Naked came the sophomore: I was an Ivy League streaker

Jeannette Johnston

Nothing Personal: Rupert Everett insults all, John Updike praises women

Dredging up Shakespeare: The Rose Theater reopens, sort of

Stephanie Zacharek

I want my MTV to want me: On the set with 2,000 VJ wannabes

Jennifer Weiner

Camille Paglia: Our expensive bombing won't change this slaughterhouse of medieval hatreds

Below the belt: A Harvard med student cringes at her first genital exam

Ellen Lerner Rothman

"Roger Fishbite": Emily Prager's brilliant new parody of "Lolita"

Is the Internet the best -- or worst -- thing ever to happen to medicine?

Brilliant Careers: Happy birthday, Miss Welty: America's greatest livingshort story writer turns 90

In the Kosovo camps: Husbands with nervous breakdowns, kids without parents -- and these are the lucky ones

Microsoft's open-source gambit: change of heart or sleight of hand?

Scott Rosenberg

Out of the Blue: When passengers have sex and defecate upon flight attendants

Elliott Neal Hester

Viva las divas: Cher, Whitney, Elton and Tina do VH1 gala

Matthiessen's "Bone by Bone": A lynching from the victim's point of view

Fountains of Wayne: Perfect pop that takes as much as it gives

Stephanie Zacharek

Nothing Personal: Norm MacDonald denounces sex; Ginger Spice plays Hamlet; Click and Clack take MIT

Reviews of Tom Petty, Latin Playboys, Madonna tribute and Kill Rock Star's indie faves

Garrison Keillor: I am so ripe for an affair it isn't even funny. Should Itake the plunge?

Garrison Keillor

Cunningham nabs Pulitzer; DiCaprio grabs "Dreamland"

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