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Topic: Books (page 350)

"Nat King Cole": The great jazz pianist who made his mark as a pop singer

Greg Villepique

Oprah, Empress of Books: She's not doing literature any favors

Oprah, Empress of Books: Silence the snobs, and all hail a literacy campaign that actually works

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Photography books: Spectacular shots of earth, moon and stars

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"Galileo's Daughter": How an illegitimate daughter helped the heretical scientist bear his burdens

Casey Greenfield

"Shakespeare in Charge": Corporate-climbing advice from the Bard? What's next, "Shakespeare in Shape"?

Ivory Tower: School Days: I'm not a Nazi, I'm just writing a term paper

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Tupperware: How that fabulous plastic changed America

Jonathan Groner

Thomas Sowell: A black conservative talks about America's liberal elite

Dear Mr. Blue: When I left my wife for a younger woman, she cast me in her murder mystery -- as the victim

Garrison Keillor

The Internet illusion: "The Control Revolution" says the Web's freedom of choice isn't all it's cracked up to be

Thomas Scoville

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"Stephen Spender": A life of the writer who rubbed elbows with Auden and Isherwood and sued David Leavitt

The Writer's Life: A Great Man of Letters reflects on his timeless art

Does Beauty = Truth?: Philosopher Elaine Scarry defends beauty from PC critics

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"The Tiny One": An 8-year-old faces the death of her mother

Fay Weldon picks five great novels in which someone gets screwed

Courage is a turn on: A woman with cancer can still fall in love

Katherine Russell Rich

Ivory Tower: Say what?

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"StrikingItRich.com:" A complete guide to Internet prospecting

Thomas Scoville

Late bloomers: The debut of a new monthly column on poetry books

Ivory Tower: Diary of a teacher's last year: Zen mind, beginner teacher

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