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Updated: 12:45 PM EDT 16:45 GMT -- 4 May 2001

A grrl's guide to the Internet

Both the info highway and the real one: Aliza Sherman, founder of Cybergrrl.com, is on the road these days with a new book and less hectic schedule. CNN's Allison Tom flags her down for a career-y chat.

FULL STORY

(WO)MENTORING

Learning, and teaching, the ropes

CORNER OFFICE

And who is that woman in it?

SUCCESS

What does it mean to you?

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U.S. unemployment jumps

Rubbermaid cuts 3,000 jobs

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• COMING: Ann Humphries on being new again -- yes, after the layoffs and the job search, it's the dreaded first day on a new job. Show a little Corporate Class -- coming right up.

• MESSAGE BOARD: What do you think triggers workplace violence? Can it be predicted in employees? -- during the hiring process?

• SPECIAL REPORT: 'Pink slip blues.' Close to 300,000 United States workers were laid off in the first quarter of this year alone. CNNfn's in-depth special helps you track the troubling trends. Is a pink slip in your future?

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A DAY ON THE JOB

Chemistry researcher: Fuel cell catalysts
Eve Steigerwalt is finishing her Ph.D. at Vanderbilt

ER doctor: 'Stress? What stress?'
Web developer, designer: 'Cushy benefits'
Tony Gravato: Sales executive

CORPORATE CLASS

Interviewing job applicants: What you should know
You who are about to interview, we salute you -- and offer tips.

Selling yourself again: The job interview revisited
A drama-free workplace: Keep your cool
When your buddy becomes your boss

JOB ENVY

David Robertson: Career chromatics
An American conductor in France -- the struggle for audience, and personal life.

ATLANTA: 'Disease detectives': Botulism to bio-terrorism
Leah Remini: Working hard as a queen among kings
WASHINGTON: Condoleezza Rice: National Security Adviser

READING UP

Review: When 'Slack' is good
Tom DeMarco: "When companies can't invent, it's because their people are too damn busy."

Review: 'Duty First' -- biz a distant second
Review: Investments among 'Chicks'
Review: 'Creative Destruction' -- again

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BUSINESS
U.S. unemployment jumps

Wall St. sees silver lining

Feds propose Comair deal

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MARKETS	1:30pm ET, 5/4
DJIA	59.00	10855.60
NAS	22.17	2168.37
S&P;	8.33	1256.91

SPORTS
Texas manager Oates resigns after 11-17 start

Wells questions Big Hurt's desire, leadership

Big fourth quarter carries Mavericks past Jazz

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WORLD
Pope moves to heal ancient rift

U.S.
U.S. team completes inspection of impounded spy plane

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Ohio congressman indicted on bribery, other charges

LAW
Prosecutor denounces defendants in bombings trial

SCI-TECH
Hungry for music? A look at Napster alternatives

ENTERTAINMENT
Tina wins 'Survivor: The Australian Outback'

HEALTH
Family presence may help in hospital emergencies

TRAVEL
Pandas draw more than a million visitors

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