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A month's worth of Hayley Kaufman's "Jaw" column [ Click here to search the Globe Archives for more ]

MTV's blasts from the past
(12/2/2001)
A funny thing happened the other night when I turned on MTV.

Wrinkle you don't want? Let's party
(11/25/2001)
Even among the flurry of strange e-mails I get each day, this one was special.

Cleanilier than thou, for once
(11/18/2001)
Slovenly, I think, is the word that best describes my lifestyle. Or did, until three months ago.

Finding inspiration in the everyday
(11/11/2001)
About the best gift one person can give another right now is the chance to escape. To get the heck out of Dodge. To have Calgon take us away.

When Mother Nature turns cruel
(11/4/2001)
It's one of nature's cruel little jokes, mean and unfair, like the fact that over a lifetime the human nose keeps growing and sex drive wanes. What a bummer. You toil your whole life only to cross the threshold of your golden years with a schnoz like Jimmy Durante's and the social life of a monk. Swell.