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Sarah Bernard

September 8, 2002 | Fall Preview
Alas, Poor Oscar

In About Schmidt, Jack Nicholson may have found the role of a lifetime.

July 24, 2000 | Feature
Fashion: Doggy Style

Keanu's band gives up all hope of street cred to romance fashionistas.

January 20, 2003 | Fitness
Our Bodies, Ourselves

Running, Jumping, Dancing, Stretching, Smoking: New Yorkers Cough Up Their Fitness Secrets (And Lapses) To Jada Yuan and Sarah Bernard

August 25, 2003 | Test Drive
Exercise Powers

Muscling in on private, apparatus-based pilates, we separate the strong from the weak.

August 25, 2003 | Deal of the Week
Case Study

For those of us yet to succumb to iPod madness, Discgear makes the perfect travel case for twenty of your most-played CDs.

January 5, 2004 | Intelligencer
Teenage Waistland

Your inactive kid’s getting fat? No sweat: Just have ZoneChefs deliver his meals.

April 15, 2002 | Feature
A Fan's Notes

Since the age of 11, Jonathan Safran Foer has been bombarding big-name writers with eccentric fan mail. Now, with the publication of his first novel, Everything Is Illuminated, he's poised to get some of his own.

March 9, 1998 | Feature
Publishing: 911 Novelist

A paramedic barely survives literary success.

December 6, 1999 | Feature
Oh, Christmas Spree

Ring in the holidays at the local outlet malls, where you can hit everyone on your list -- including yourself -- and never pay retail

April 26, 1999 | Feature
Success and the Single Girl

Buoyed by the sucess of Bridget Jones's Diary,a procession of sexy, single, slightly neurotic thirtysomethings are strutting onto the literary landscape. Can the lit world's new "It" girls sustain a meaningful relationship? Or are they just a one-night stand?

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