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What children know: Five great novels about kids

We have computers -- why aren't we more productive?

Cate T. Corcoran

Entertainment log: The restless and inovative Flaming Lips meet Sebadoh and Robyn Hitchcock in New York. The result? "What a Won

Silicon Follies: Green tea and red ink -- Barry loses millions over breakfast

Thomas Scoville

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Rewind: Sam the Sham

Gefilte Phish: A small band of Orthodox Jews found G-d amid noodly guitar jams and blazing psychedelic trips. Can they help othe

Alt: Therapy is painless! Dan Savage at the Iowa Straw Poll! Elvis'

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Blue Glow: Sally Field and Judy Davis battle in "A Cooler Climate"; "La Femme Nikita" season finale

Six-packs, macaroni and software: Does stuff you like make for stocks you should hold?

Music: Weird-ass rapper Kool Keith takes a star turn

Alex Pappademas

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"Head On": A Greek boy comes out -- and of age -- in Australia

Class lessons: The Yale Club happy hour teaches all that Yalecampus life pretended to disdain.

"To My Executors": A novelist engineers his literary legacy

"Mickey Blue Eyes": Hugh Grant's bumbling allure hits the saturation point

Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Kathryn Kellinger

Entertainment Log: Why "Buena Vista Social Club" is far more fascinating than Ricky Martin

Gore Vidal's "Sexually Speaking": Judeo-Christian morality has warped America!

"Teaching Mrs. Tingle": Screenwriter Kevin Williamson's first feature can't get past "I Heard You Scream at Dawson

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Blue Glow: Comedy Central tries something new -- a sitcom with human actors

Technology log: Fear, marketing and Microsoft

Kaitlin Quistgaard

"How the Body Prays": A Southern family undone by pride

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