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Why 'Rye' endures: The Little Red Book of Adolescence Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
The Poet at Ninety STEVE WASSERMAN, Steve Wasserman is the Book Editor of The Times
REPORT By Czeslaw Milosz
First Fiction MARK ROZZO
The Poet at Ninety SEAMUS HEANEY, Seamus Heaney was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1995. His most recent book is "Electric Light."
The Poet at Ninety DANIEL HALPERN, Daniel Halpern, the publisher of The Ecco Press and the co-founder and editor of Antaeus, is the author of "Something Shining: Poems."
The Poet at Ninety EDWARD HIRSCH, Edward Hirsch is the author of five books of poetry, most recently "On Love." He has also written the prose book "How to Read a Poem and Fall in Love With Poetry."
EPISTLE TO CM IN KRAKOW, ON THE OCCASION OF HIS 90TH BIRTHDAY By Robert Hass
The Poet at Ninety LINDA GREGG, Linda Gregg is the author of five books of poems, including "Things and Flesh."
The Tomb of Translation CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, Christopher Robinson is professor of European literature at Oxford University and the author of several books, including "C.P. Cavafy" and "French Literature in the Twentieth Century."
We Are What We Speak JONATHAN LEVI, Jonathan Levi is a contributing writer to Book Review
You Don't Have To Be Jewish LEE SIEGEL, Lee Siegel is a contributing writer to Book Review and a contributing editor to Harper's and The New Republic
The Poet at Ninety SIMON LEYS, Simon Leys, the pseudonym of Pierre Ryckmans, is the author of "Chinese Shadows" and "The Burning Forest: Essays on Chinese Culture and Politics." Most recently, he has translated "The Analects of Confucius."
The Poet at Ninety ADAM ZAGAJEWSKI, Adam Zagajewski is the author of "Mysticism for Beginners" and the memoir "Another Beauty." His new collection of poetry, "Without End: New and Selected Poems," will be published early next year. His essay was translated from the Polish by Jaroslav Anders
Who Owns the Revolution? FRED ANDERSON, Fred Anderson is the author of "Crucible of War: The Seven Years' War and the Fate of Empire in British North America, 1754-1766." He teaches history at the University of Colorado, Boulder
THE POISONS OF RIGHT AND LEFT for Czeslaw Milosz By Les Murray

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Easy Trips to Other Film Capitals DAVID CHUTE, David Chute is an occasional contributor to Calendar
Tori Amos Offers a Woman's-Eye View of Songs by Men STEVE HOCHMAN
For the Record
The Vision Thing
The Direct Approach
Bigger, Not Better
Hitting a Gusher
Best Bets: JULY 1-7, 2001
He Heard Out the Critics, but Then Went His Own Way ERNESTO LECHNER, Ernesto Lechner is a regular contributor to Calendar
From France, a Memorable Father and Son DON HECKMAN, Don Heckman writes frequently about jazz for The Times
Different Tunes
A Personal Page Out of History HUGH HART, Hugh Hart is a regular contributor to Calendar
It's All Good
Thinking Outside the Bowl DIANE HAITHMAN, Diane Haithman is a Times staff writer
Don't Count Rock Out Yet ROBERT HILBURN
Retract Those Claws MICHAEL MALLORY, Michael Mallory is a regular contributor to Calendar
Lady Be Good
Destiny, Manifest GEOFF BOUCHER, Geoff Boucher is a Times staff writer
Long Day? These Will Get You Through ROBERT HILBURN
True to a Significant School SUZANNE MUCHNIC, Suzanne Muchnic is The Times' art writer
Small Films, Big Drama RACHEL ABRAMOWITZ, Rachel Abramowitz is a Times staff writer
Making the Schoenberg Connection MARK SWED, Mark Swed is The Times' music critic
Their Chance to Redefine Modernism HUNTER DROHOJOWSKA-PHILP, Hunter Drohojowska-Philp is a frequent contributor to Calendar

OPINION

The Sudden Silence of BBC Radio MARC COOPER, Marc Cooper is a contributing editor to The Nation magazine. His amateur radio call sign is W6IWW
Let the B-1 Fade Away
What's Riordan Done for L.A.? DAVID FRIEDMAN, David Friedman, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a Markle Senior Fellow at the New America Foundation
Toll Road Remedy
Secret Task Force
Pedestrians Dogged by Unleashed Pets
Papal Outreach
Banning Snowmobiles Limits Park Access
Selling Out the Children
Court's Unforgettable Year
Playa Vista: the Smell of Lobbyists' Money
Trial Lawyers Help HMO Patients
Throw Out Ideology as Any Judicial Test JON KYL, Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) is a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee
Barstow Beauty Queen's 'Ludicrous' Arrest
What's Riordan Done for L.A.? HAROLD MEYERSON, Harold Meyerson is outgoing executive editor of L.A. Weekly and incoming executive editor of the American Prospect
Is Spenser Still for Hire? JOHN BALZAR
Bring Mother Russia Into the Fold JAMES CHACE and CHARLES A. KUPCHAN, James Chace, a professor of government at Bard College, is the author of "Acheson: The Secretary of State Who Created the American World" (Simon & Schuster, 1998). Charles A. Kupchan is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and an associate professor in the School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
NASA's High Horse
City to Mayor: Take Our Advice
Character Judgment
What Happened to Advice and Consent? MICHAEL KINSLEY, This is excerpted from Michael Kinsley's syndicated column

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REAL ESTATE

Out of Ojai, and Back to the Hills RUTH RYON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

APR Explanation Hard to Simplify JACK GUTTENTAG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Cleaning Costs Can Be Taken From Deposit ROBERT GRISWOLD, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Disclosure of Septic System Is Seller's Responsibility BARRY STONE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Acting Couple Take On Real-Life Role of Renovators RUTH RYON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Faster Sales, Higher Prices for Homes With Less Clutter ELLEN JAMES MARTIN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Character Building MARNELL JAMESON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Pereira-Designed Home Is a Location Scout's Dream RUTH RYON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

'Yield-Spread Premium' or Kickback: Either Way, You Pay More KENNETH R. HARNEY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Stylish Ceiling Fans Offer Relief From Energy Bills and the Heat JAMES DULLEY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

New Law Could Give Man's Best Friend a Break STEPHEN GLASSMAN and DONIE VANITZIAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

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As Family Prayed, Tammy Got a Gun JAY REEVES, ASSOCIATED PRESS

No Sharing of Wealth for Liberian Chief TIM SULLIVAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Seriously Hurt Cyclist Is on Road to Recovery HELEN O'NEILL, ASSOCIATED PRESS

A Man on the Run Since 1935 JOHN J. GOLDMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Oil Tankers Pose Risk on Bosporus LOUIS MEIXLER, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dearly Departeds Go Out With a Bang CHAD GRAHAM, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Generations Have Met Holden Caulfield, but How Many Really Understand Him? SUSAN LUKAS, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Charter Bus Overturns, Injuring 35 From Associated Press

'Snook' Hooks the Ringleader HELEN O'NEILL, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Casino Boom in Suriname Brings Wins, Worries IAN JAMES, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Governor Signs Bill on Cruise Ship Pollution From Times Wire Reports

Arafat Holds Informal Discussions With Peres Times Wire Services

Actors, Studios Near Agreement on Contract JAMES BATES and CLAUDIA ELLER, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Have Degree, Will Travel Lisa Girion

Cash, Cars for New Workers Lisa Girion

The State SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Lawmakers Avoid Government Shutdown From Times Wire Reports

Bush Nominee Fails to Turn $6.6-Million Verdict From Times Wire Reports

High Housing Costs Erase the Smiles in Irish Eyes SHAWN POGATCHNIK, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Life Beyond the Bench for High Court Justices DAVID G. SAVAGE, TIMES STAFF WRITER

No Nominee Yet, but the Fight Over Top FBI Job Is On ERIC LICHTBLAU, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Riordan Leaves a Better L.A., but His Legacy Is Mixed JIM NEWTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Life Terms for 3 Who Sparked Wave of Attacks From Times Wire Reports

Former Police Official Sentenced for Massacre From Times Wire Reports

Black Rock Protection Measure Protested From Times Wire Reports

With Conservative Edge, High Court Cuts a Wide Swath DAVID G. SAVAGE, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Gardening With Kids Tries Your Impatiens JEANNE MARIE LASKAS, WASHINGTON POST

British Sub's Sonar Entangles Navy Boat From Times Wire Reports

Revolutionary War Cannon Recovered From Times Wire Reports

Bush Says U.S. Owes Troops Defense Hike From Associated Press

Vicar Aims for Record With Marathon Sermon From Times Wire Reports

It's a Daffy Contest for Horton, That's Who, in Massachusetts STEVE LeBLANC, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tribunal Garners Hard-Won Respect CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Flight Plan SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER

N. Ireland in a Political Bind as Trimble Resigns MARJORIE MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Recently Launched Observatory Will Study Origins of Universe From Associated Press

Racehorse Tale Is Longshot Winner ROCHELLE O'GORMAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

U.S. Names Envoy to Macedonia From Times Wire Services

Young Rightists Rampage at Gay Parade in Yugoslav Capital DAVID HOLLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Economic Downturn Deepens in Mexico CHRIS KRAUL, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Business' Lobbying Against Patients' Bill of Rights Falls Short ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Graduation Is Less Than Letter Perfect From Times Wire Reports

Peru Earthquake Aid Still Patchy VANESSA ARRINGTON, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Hong Kong's Autonomy in Question TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER

The Final Chapter on Twain Novella DEBORAH ZABARENKO, REUTERS

Days of Torment for Intern's Parents MARK ARAX and STEPHEN BRAUN, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Taiwan Takes Aim at Mortuary Mob ANNIE HUANG, ASSOCIATED PRESS

When Work Bogs You Down, Set Priorities PATRICIA KITCHEN, NEWSDAY

The Student Is Also a Teacher in Mentor Program Sandy Banks

Christian Music Fest Draws Thousands From Times Wire Reports

Nation's School Districts Beating the Bushes for New Teachers ALISA BLACKWOOD, ASSOCIATED PRESS

W.Va. Held as Model for Patient Rights From Reuters

In Deep Water, and Loving It Ann Conway\f7 and \f7

Politician Arrested in South India From Associated Press

U.S. Slowdown Leaves Immigrant Workers in Lurch RONALD D. WHITE, TIMES STAFF WRITER

American Airlines Averts Attendant Strike From Associated Press

Woman Banking On $46 Billion--if Courts Give the OK JAMES F. SMITH, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Bush Enjoys a Warm Meeting With Koizumi EDWIN CHEN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Biotech Soybeans Plant Seed of Risky Revolution STEPHANIE SIMON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

In the Land of Dreams, a Few Surprises MARY McNAMARA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

The Little Red Book of Adolescence MARY McNAMARA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Navy Honors Iwo Jima Vets With New Ship From Associated Press

Employer Apathy and Lack of Laws Barely Give Bullied Workers a Fighting Chance SUSAN VAUGHN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

DearDiary.com: Teens Go Online to Post Innermost Thoughts--Anonymously LAURA SESSIONS STEPP, WASHINGTON POST

South Korea Sees a Link to Its Past SANG-HUN CHOE, ASSOCIATED PRESS

In Texas, Immigrants Gain a Degree of Aid From Associated Press