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• DAY ONE: WOLF DEVOON on the challenges of "Individualism."
  
  
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• MEMOIRS OF THE INFORMATION AGE: JEAN-YVES DUROCHER asserts that the greatest barrier to the growth of the Internet is American ideology.
  
  
• POWERSSOUND: BOB POWERS reviews new music from VINX, ROD MACDONALD, TONIO K, THE JOHN HARMON TRIO and DAVE VALENTIN.
  
  
• DON'T READ ME FIRST!: ROD AMIS gives the background skinny in his weekly Publisher's Note.
  
  
• PLANETARY MADNESS: JENNIFER BLUE has this week's horoscope for your amusement and amazement.

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