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"Law and Order: Special Victims Unit": So bad, it's a crime

Something about yourself: A senior bemoans the moronic personal statement

"Plainsong": Love and turmoil in a small town on the High Plains

Jonathan Lethem picks five great novels overshadowed by their film versions

Jonathan Lethem

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Enfant horrible: Harmony Korine looks bad so you don't have to

Blue Glow: Judd Nelson is "Mr. Rock 'n' Roll"; salutes to Jodie Foster, Linda McCartney

Baseball must die: Joe Morgan says the national pastime will destroy itself

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When students take over, the real learning begins.

Venture capital goes Hollywood: How high-tech finance became as wacky as the movie biz

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Alt: Poor? Intestinal fatigue? Blame advertising!

"The Story of Us": Willis and Pfeiffer in a warped hybrid of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" and "Mrs. Doubtfire"

Stephanie Zacharek

"Fight Club": Brad Pitt preaching about the emptiness of materialism? Co

Music: "Hours" is David Bowie's most consistent album since "Ziggy Stardust"

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"Paisley Girl": A terminally hip young heroine splotched by a possibly terminal disease

Laura Morgan Green

"Julien Donkey-Boy": Harmony Korine's preciously confrontational picture shocks for shock value

"The Straight Story": Forget the G rating -- this is as weird as David Lynch gets

A year after her creator's death, Eloise plays hard to get at the Plaza

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Technology Log: Surf and sniff -- what does your Web site smell like/

Blue Glow: Hawkeye redux: Alan Alda wields scalpel again on "ER"

Gray Lady down: Has the influence of the New York Times bestseller list declined?

Music: Archer Prewitt's songs don't need clumsy words to tell a story

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