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Jane Rosenzweig

Jane Rosenzweig teaches writing at Harvard University.

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Ally McBeal's Younger Sisters

Jane RosenzweigDec 19, 2001

On the premiere of Wasteland, ABC's new prime-time soap by the creator of the WB Network's Dawson's Creek and the film Scream, 26-year-old Dawnie theorizes that her generation is experiencing a "second coming of age" in which twenty- and thirty-somethings face uncertainties of growing up that used to be the exclusive province of adolescents.

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The Character Issue

Jane RosenzweigDec 10, 2001

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Consuming Passions

Jane RosenzweigNov 30, 2001

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Can TV Improve Us?

Jane RosenzweigNov 16, 2001

It's eight o'clock Wednesday evening and a rumor is circulating at a small-town high school in Massachusetts that a student named Jack is gay. Jack's friends—one of whom is a 15-year-old girl who has been sexually active since she was 13, and another of whom has a mother who has recently committed adultery—assure him it would be okay with them if he were, but admit their relief when he says he isn't. An hour later, in San Francisco, a woman named Julia is being beaten by her boyfriend. Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, a young stripper who has given birth out of wedlock learns that her own mother locked her in a basement when she was three years old, an experience that she thinks may explain her inability to love her own child.

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Life: The Cliff Notes

Jane RosenzweigNov 14, 2001

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