61.   This article examines the sources of urban legends and explains why they persist.

62.   This is another urban legend.

63.   Though some urban legends contain the slightest grain of truth, none has ever proved to be true.

64.   This has the feel of a freakish urban legend, and a few scenes that feel like re-enactments of mythology.

65.   Unlike most so-called urban legends, this one apparently is true.

66.   UNDATED - Some urban legends arise from current concerns, such as the spread of AIDS.

67.   Urban legend has it that a hook-wielding murderer will emerge from the other side to promptly run you through.

68.   Urban legend?

69.   Urban legends like the ghost boy, Craughwell writes, have plots that feed our fantasies.

70.   Until the Internet Web sites debunking urban legends materialized, the major works on urban legends were books by University of Utah English professor Jan Harold Brunvand.