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Warming Up to Hot Wax

New York City men dive into the beauty pool
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Civics and Beer

After a few drinks, politics can get very, very interesting
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Never Settle

Beguiled by the allures of the road, and endless choices, more twentysomethings are turning into professional nomads
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Rye Makes a Comeback

Americans take a second look at an old favorite

Beyond Klezmer

Jewish a cappella groups the latest rage on campus
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Dogs Just Wanna Have Fun

In search of perfect playmates for their pets, some owners have taken to matchmaking online.
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Sitting Pretty

New “ugly” models agency offers hot properties

College Night at the Museum

Museums woo younger patrons with balls, parties and movies – and free parking
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A Needle through the Neck

Some people think that’s sexy. But often it can all go wrong.

War of the Roses

Independent local florists have been forced into intense competition with Internet suppliers
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Those Ol' Brooklyn Blues

How southern culture is migrating north

So Now We'll Be Taking Tea Breaks?

Tearooms are spreading across the nation, as Americans discover the health and relaxation benefits of an ancient drink

Just Embarrass Him to Death

Victimized by wandering hands on public transit? Snap the creep’s picture and post it online, protest group suggests

Making Work Work For Gen Y

Many twenty-somethings say they’ll seek out careers that will let them balance jobs and family better than their baby boomer parents did.

'90s Nostalgia

Hard to believe, but lots of college kids are already pining away for those "good old days."

Babysitting Goes to College

With child care now paying more than the typical bottom-rung retail job, university students are chasing gigs once left to high-schoolers.

Taking a Gamble on Health Insurance

Once they’re dropped from their parents’ plans, many twenty-somethings opt to “roll the dice” rather than pay the premiums.