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Talking about our generation

by Angie Carlson

There's something addictive about those VH1 Where Are They Now episodes: Each segment usually contains crash-and-burn tales of drugs, bottoming out, comebacks and cosmetic surgery. Reality is far more mundane. People move, continue their education, become parents, learn computer skills and assimilate…

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