Surf these sites: "Forgive, But Not Forget" -- Cambodia''s Two Prime Ministers Talk About Civil War, Amnesty--and Each Other [TIME.com] "Green" Machines -- Eco-friendly Cars are on the Way, But Not Many are Driving in the Fast Lane Yet [TIME.com] "It Hurts So Much" -- Margaux Hemingway Inherited Good Looks and Family Fame But Died with No Identity of her Own [TIME.com] "Rage Makes Me Strong" -- A Mother Who Lost a Daughter At Lockerbie Tells the Truth About Grief [TIME.com] "What Goes ''round ..." -- Superstar Rapper Tupac Shakur is Gunned Down in an Ugly Scene Straight Out of his Own Lyrics [TIME.com] ''60s Going on ''90s -- New Projects Cannily Re-create the Sounds of Pop''s Adolescence [TIME.com] 10 Who Make a Difference -- A Dynamic Generation of Germans Leads the Way to a New Millenium [TIME.com] 64 Bits of Magic -- Time 1996 Machine of the Year [TIME.com] A Bargain At Any Price? -- Cuc International is Already a Cash Cow. Now it''s Going to Milk Online [TIME.com] A Battle with No Victors -- Who Could Have Anticipated the Suicide of an Overly Decorated Admiral? [TIME.com] A Change in Stripes -- As the Postseason Nears, the Question is, Can This Scrappy, Selfless Team Be the New York Yankees? [TIME.com] A Deadly Pilgrimage -- Hindus Trekking Into the Himalayas to Worship Shiva Suffer Terrible Losses to Forces of Nature [TIME.com] A Distinction Without a Difference -- Dole Screams About Clinton''s Foreign Policy, But his Own is Anemic--at Best [TIME.com] A Firing At Fort Sumner -- Viacom''s Frank Biondi Seemed an Ideal Match For Redstone. No More [TIME.com] A Fool and his Money -- Move Over Perot. Imagine Farrakhan with a Billion [TIME.com] A Funny Thing Happened... -- Scandal-hungry Republicans Hoped to Get to Bill and Hillary But are Waylaid by Low-level Bunglers--for Now [TIME.com] A History of Conservatism -- Paths to (and from) Power [TIME.com] A Holiday All her Own -- She May Evoke Lady Day, But Madeleine Peyroux is One of a Kind [TIME.com] A Killer Runs Through It -- A Mysterious Parasite is Wiping Out the Wild Trout in Some of America''s Most Famous Streams [TIME.com] A Marriage is Blessed -- Its Objections Met, the Ftc Green-lights Time Warner''s Deal with Turner Broadcasting [TIME.com] A Monarch in Name Only -- Debilitated by a Stroke, King Fahd May Soon Leave Saudi Arabia For Spain, Perhaps Never to Return [TIME.com] A Nest of Vipers -- Few had Heard of the Paramilitary Group. are There More Like Them Around? [TIME.com] A New Flavor At Ben & Jerry''s -- The Ceo''s Ouster Shows This Groovy Company Must Deal with Reality [TIME.com] A New Right to Die For -- An Important Ruling on Assisted Suicide Rewrites the Law on Choosing Death [TIME.com] A Plucky Combatant of Conformity -- Shusaku Endo: 1923-1996 [TIME.com] A Question of Honor -- The Navy''s Top Admiral Takes his Own Life Rather Than Face Queries About his Right to a Coveted Award. For a "Sailor''s Sailor," it Seemed the Only Way Out [TIME.com] A Span in the Works -- Londoners Reconsider an Idea They Abandoned 250 Years Ago: a Bridge to Live and Shop On [TIME.com] A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Medicine Go Down -- The Candidate''s Speech Unlocked the Paradox of his Campaign: Can he Demand Self-discipline by Appealing to Self-interest? [TIME.com] A Star is Finally Born -- If Schindler''s List Put Him on the Map, Michael Collins Gives Liam Neeson a Movie to Call his Own [TIME.com] A Tale of Two Brothers -- No one expected the Unabomber saga to encompass a parable as old and as poignant as Cain and Abel. [TIME.com] A Theory Gone to the Dogs -- The Twa Focus Looks Elsewhere As the Bomb Angle is Short-circuited by a Startling Revelation [TIME.com] A Veep Who Leaves Prints -- Al Gore is Firmly Parked At Bill Clinton''s Right Hand. As the President''s Partner and Adviser, Gore Also Serves Himself [TIME.com] Abridged Too Far -- The Reduced Shakespeare Company Crams All the Bard''s 37 Plays Into a Blistering 97 Minutes [TIME.com] Across the Spectrum -- Leah Rabin, Elie Wiesel and Others, Pro and Con, Assess Netanyahu''s Victory [TIME.com] An Old Sweet Song -- The Opening Ceremony Evokes Both Georgia and Ancient Greece [TIME.com] Apple of Sun''s Eye -- Wobbly Apple Still Makes Great Computers. Sun Knows the Net. Fine Romance Or Future Headache? [TIME.com] Are They Worth All that Cash? -- Janet Jackson''s Record-breaking $80 Million Contract Could Set off a New Wave of Pop-music Megadeals [TIME.com] Arizona, the Scandal State -- What Did he Have--and when Did he Have it? Governor Symington is Indicted For Lying About Assets [TIME.com] Assembly-line Sexism? -- Charges of abusing women--and angry denials--rock a Midwestern Mitsubishi auto plant [TIME.com] At&t Rewires the Net --
when a Behemoth Offers Unlimited Cybertime For a Simple
monthly Rate, Its Rivals Should Be Quaking [TIME.com] At&t''s Ringing Headache -- A Year After Announcing Its Three-way Split-up, Its Quarterly Profits and Stock Price are Diving [TIME.com] Atlanta''s Fed-up Suspect -- Richard Jewell''s Lawyers Demand a Federal Apology [TIME.com] Back in the Gdr -- Nostalgic Easterners Miss Cheap Wines and Old Certainties of the Past [TIME.com] Backsliding in Bosnia -- Some of Those Pledged to Make the Dayton Accords Succeed are Faltering [TIME.com] Banana Republican -- Ever Wonder What Businessmen Get For Campaign Contributions? 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This Year''s Movies Mixed Sex, War, Love and Death [TIME.com] Capital Offense -- Stoned Or Sober, Barry is Bad News For Washington [TIME.com] Carried Away with Kids -- If You Weren''t a Parent, You Just Might Have Felt Left Out in Chicago [TIME.com] Cashing in on Tomorrow -- A Generation After the Tofflers'' Future Shock, Professional Prognosticators See Nothing But Blue Skies [TIME.com] Cashless, Not Bankless -- Financial Institutions are Trying to Master the Technology that Could Render Some Obsolete [TIME.com] Cause Celeb -- Two High-profile Endorsers are Props in a Worldwide Debate Over Sweatshops and the Use of Child Labor [TIME.com] Cereal Showdown -- What You''re Paying For [TIME.com] Cereal Siege -- Kellogg''s Answers Post''s Cuts, But it''s Not a Price War [TIME.com] Chemical Time Bombs -- The Race is on to Destroy Decaying Weapons Filled with Deadly Toxins--before They Destroy Us [TIME.com] Chicken of the Sea? -- A "Dolphin-safe" Tuna Flap Makes the U.s. 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[TIME.com] Crackdown on Campus -- Police Storm a Seoul University and Arrest Hordes of Barricaded Students Intent on Reunification [TIME.com] Crash Fallout -- The Ron Brown Disaster Brings an Air Force Purge [TIME.com] Cutting off the Brains -- Alan Simpson Wants to Reduce the Number of Imported High-tech Workers. it''s a Troublesome Idea [TIME.com] Cyberspace, 90210 -- Wild Parties, Love Triangles, Sex-crazed Aspiring Actors--online Soap Operas are Arriving to Denerdify the Internet [TIME.com] DAN VS. DAN -- The Decathlete Meets his Toughest Competition Next Week: Himself [TIME.com] Deadbeat and Upbeat -- Personal Bankruptcy, the Consumer''s New Financial Tool, is Reaching Record Levels. Does Anyone Care? [TIME.com] Deadly Reckoning -- South Korea Visits a Historic Vengeance on Two of Its Recent Presidents [TIME.com] Death Storm on Everest -- A Mountain that Began to Look Easy Kills Eight [TIME.com] Death in the Everglades -- The Fatal Crash of a Valujet Plane with 109 People Aboard Raises Questions About No-frills Flying [TIME.com] Death on a Summer''s Night -- A National Sorrow Befalls a Small and Quiet Long Island Town [TIME.com] Deng''s Doppelganger -- Lu Qi Has Made a Full-time Career Out of Playing the Role of China''s Leader in Military Movies [TIME.com] Disappearing Hong Kong -- Rich in Concrete, Poor in History, the Territory Considers Preservation [TIME.com] District of Calamity -- The capital is a city falling apart. How much of the crisis is the mayor''s fault? [TIME.com] Does Air Safety Have a Price? -- Human Error May Have Caused the Crash, But the Faa May Also Tolerate High Risk For Low-cost Airlines [TIME.com] Dream Girls -- The U.s. Women May Win Not Only Olympic Gold But the Hearts of Sports Fans of All Ages--and Genders [TIME.com] Drugs, Money and a President''s Ruin -- Cartel Contributions Corrupted Samper''s Campaign. What Did he Know, and when Did he Know it? [TIME.com] Every Man For Himself -- With Dole So Far Behind, Vulnerable G.o.p. Candidates are Keeping their Distance and Cozying Up to the President [TIME.com] Everything that Could Go Wrong... -- A Historian Explains Why the Technological Snafu will Always Be with Us [TIME.com] Eye Spy...the Baby-sitter! -- The "Nannycam" Market is Booming, and Care Givers Won''t Sit Still For It [TIME.com] Face to Face with Evil -- Many men suspected of unspeakable war crimes remain at large in the Balkans. We talked to some of them. [TIME.com] Family Values -- Britain''s Unflinching Mike Leigh May Have his Biggest U.s. Hit Yet with Secrets & Lies [TIME.com] Faster, Higher, Braver -- The U.s. Women Gymnasts Were the Saving Graces During the First Week of the Ill-fated Centennial Games [TIME.com] Fat-free Fat -- The Fda Approves Olestra For Use in Crispy Snacks [TIME.com] Fear of Inflation is Stifling the Nation -- An Outdated Obsession is Depriving Us of Greater Wealth [TIME.com] Females in Charge -- The Sex Lives of Apes Raise Provocative Questions For Humans [TIME.com] Fiesta Bawl -- A Star Running Back Plays a New Position--victim [TIME.com] Final Choice -- Economist Pat Choate is Perot''s Running Mate [TIME.com] Finding the There There -- In Houston, Robert Wilson Breathes New Life Into the Once-upon-a-time Avant-garde Sensation Four Saints in Three Acts [TIME.com] First the Flame, Then the Blame -- As Black Churches Go on Burning, Ministers and Members Get the Third Degree [TIME.com] Fly Right! -- The Faa Moves to Clean Up the Mess At Mesa Air [TIME.com] Fools and their Money -- Investors Using Online Forums are Beating Wall Street At Its Own Game [TIME.com] Foreign Policy: No Problem -- A Combination of Clinton''s Political Skills and Good Luck Has Defused Touchy Issues [TIME.com] Forever Amber -- Art, Science and Historic Lore Intersect Exquisitely in Gems of Ancient Resin [TIME.com] Forget Me; I Don''t Matter." -- You Sure, Ross? [TIME.com] Forgive the Mimes -- With Quidam, Cirque Du Soleil Triumphs Over Formula--and Tweeness--to Dazzle Once Again [TIME.com] Frito-lay Under Snack Attack -- A Federal Probe is Looking At One Company''s Domination of Snack Foods. But is it Really a Crime to Be Better Than Everyone Else? [TIME.com] From Fame to Infamy -- The Fbi Sifts Evidence to See If a Man Lionized As a Centennial Park Hero Could Be the Olympic Bomber [TIME.com] From the Desk of Peggy Noonan -- To: Bob Dole Date: June 10, 1996 [TIME.com] From the Driver''s Side -- Gangsta-rap Mogul "Suge" Knight Finally Breaks his Silence on Tupac Shakur''s Unsolved Murder [TIME.com] Fruits of their Labor -- How Did a Big Clinton Supporter Manage to Dodge Racketeering Charges and Get to Clean Up his Union? [TIME.com] Gas Pains -- Death-row Chat Tries to Liven Up the Chamber [TIME.com] Gateway to the Past -- The Mysteries of Ancient China Exhibition Shows off Astonishing Long-lost Historical Treasures [TIME.com] Gay in the Eyes of God -- Marriage is Just One Issue Christians Need to Face [TIME.com] Gearing Up For the Future -- Europe''s Auto Industry, Rebounding from the Disastrous Recent Past, is Looking Ahead [TIME.com] German Generations -- German Energy and will Created a Miraculous Revival Out of the Rubble of Defeat, But Now the Choice is Between Profligacy Or Renewal [TIME.com] Getting Squared Away For Battle -- Maverick Bob Kerrey was an Odd Choice to Head the Democratic Effort to Take Back the Senate, But he''s Proving that he Can Be a Team Player After All [TIME.com] Global Fever -- Climate Change Threatens More Than Megastorms, Floods and Droughts. the Real Peril May Be Disease [TIME.com] Going All the Way -- The Crucible and Breaking the Waves Portray Fervent Obsessions, Religious As Well As Sexual [TIME.com] Gold Rush -- 100 Meters, 100 Years--no Other Olympic Race is As Storied As This Short Run For Lasting Fame [TIME.com] Golden "Ants" -- On the Trail of Herodotus'' Furry, Ore-loving Insects [TIME.com] Good For the Bottom Line -- At a Command Performance in Washington, President Clinton Asks Business Leaders to Do More For their Workers [TIME.com] Good News/bad News in the Great Game -- Afghanistan''s New Islamic Regime May Prove Both Stabilizing and Disruptive [TIME.com] Good Night, George -- George Burns: 1896-1996 [TIME.com] Grapes of Yore -- Archaeologists Discover the World''s Oldest Wine [TIME.com] Grief Analysis -- [TIME.com] Growing Pain -- Naked Sleeper is a Fine Novel of Maturing At 40 [TIME.com] Gulf Shock Waves -- The Bomb in Saudi Arabia Raises Two Questions: How Safe Were the Troops? How Safe is the Regime? [TIME.com] H Stands For Hilfiger -- The Former Menswear Laughingstock Expands Into the Women''s Market. Hello, Tommy Girl [TIME.com] HIS WAY OR NO WAY -- Perot Has Been Lying Low, But Come Fall, Ross will Open his Wallet and Presto! he''ll Be Everywhere [TIME.com] HOW THE WAR WAS WON -- A Time Exclusive Reveals How a Secret Deal with France Helped Britain Defeat Argentina in the Falklands [TIME.com] Hair Apparent -- Beethoven''s Locks Could Reveal Why he Went Deaf [TIME.com] Hauling Ups''s Freight -- The Largest U.s. Delivery Company is Also the Biggest Corporate Spender on Politics. Here''s Why [TIME.com] He''s building a huge plant to make nerve gas, and the CIA is trying to stop it. An exclusive report -- Douglas Waller/washington [TIME.com] Head of the Class -- College-bound High School Students Can Use the Computer to Apply to Hundreds of Institutions. Should They Bother? [TIME.com] Head to Toe -- Hats, Scarves and Shoes--talk About British Accents! [TIME.com] Heavy Breathing -- Forget About Sisterhood and No-good Guys. Waiting to Exhale is About the Bottom Line [TIME.com] Her Dreams Come True -- After Burning Up the Charts with Japan''s Leading Pop Band, Miwa Yoshida Cools Out on her Own [TIME.com] Here Come the Sky Giants -- Airbus, Boeing and the Looming Battle to Build the Next Flying Behemoth [TIME.com] Here Comes the Euromark -- Germans Have Built Europe''s Strongest Currency; Now their Own Leaders Want to Take it Away [TIME.com] High Ride and Handsome -- Trucks (and Truckoids) Account For 40% of Detroit''s Market. Now They''re Getting in the Luxe Lane [TIME.com] Highway Robbery -- Investigation Time Digital Takes an Undercover Walk Through the Darker Side of Retail Computer Sales [TIME.com] Hogging the Table -- Corporate Pig Factories are Supplanting Traditional Farms--and Critics are Raising a Stink About It [TIME.com] Hollywood Fades to Red -- Despite Several Big Hits, the Film Industry''s Bottom Line is a Turkey. the New Script Calls For Fewer, Better Films [TIME.com] Home Pages For Hate -- A Campaign to Limit the Voices of White Supremacists on the Internet Has Defenders of the First Amendment Worried [TIME.com] Hoods Have Feelings Too -- Hbo''s Gotti--a Don As Dapper As he is Complex [TIME.com] Hooray For Bollywood! -- A Giddy, Enthralling Epic Brings India''s Bustling Pop Cinema to the U.s. 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his Leadership Wins Points in Washington, But his
age and a Weak Campaign Staff Spell Trouble in Iowa [TIME.com] How Gramm Could Do it -- His Iowa Coalition of Gun Owners, Tax Protesters and True Believers is Rattling Dole''s Campaign [TIME.com] How Much is Left in the Bull Market? --
what Went Up Used to Come Down. But that was Before the
boomers [TIME.com] How Peace is Doing -- Richard Holbrooke on Bosnia [TIME.com] Hungry For Theme Dining -- Film Props, Rain Forests, Music and Records, Bats and Balls...consumers are Looking For Fun More Than They are a Good Meal. that''s Why "Eatertainment" is the Restaurant Industry''s Hottest Segment [TIME.com] Hunting''s Bad Sports -- Six States Aim to Ban "Deplorable" Practices Like Bearbaiting--and Even Some Hunters Approve [TIME.com] If Only We Asked... -- To Really Probe the Candidates, Try These Questions [TIME.com] If it was a Bomb, Then Whodunit? -- The Unfinished Search For Evidence is Already Raising Questions About Culprits [TIME.com] Improbable Comeback -- Nicaragua''s Daniel Ortega is Running For President Again--and Doing Well--despite his Sandinista Past [TIME.com] In Search of Sleaze --
even As the TV Industry Huddled in Washington to Figure Out V-chip Ratings, All Heck was Breaking Loose on the Tube [TIME.com] In from the Cold -- Kemp was At Odds with the Party he''ll Now Help Lead [TIME.com] Inclined to Be Just Like Patsy -- Terrific Cds from Two Young Newcomers Pay Homage to the Late, Great Queen of Country Music [TIME.com] Indian Summer -- At Camp Wolakota Yukini, Troubled Sioux Teens Learn the Traditions of their Past As They Seek Out a Better Future [TIME.com] Inside Kim Jong Il''s Brain -- Baffling Outsiders is What I Do Best [TIME.com] Investors Rush the Net -- Consumers are Dropping Traditional Brokers For the Internet, Where Stocks Can Be Traded on the Cheap [TIME.com] Is Science History? -- The Major Questions Have All Been Settled, Says a Controversial Book. But Surely that''s Premature [TIME.com] Is it a Bird, is it a Plane? -- No, it''s Chris Boardman on a Bicycle, Shattering One of the Most Difficult of All World Records [TIME.com] It''s All in the Concept -- The Future is on Display in Paris, As Designers Bring their Innovative Ideas Out from Under Wraps [TIME.com] It''s Milan''s World -- Italians Know How to Dress, and their Designers Know How to Dress Them [TIME.com] Jack Be Nimble -- Confident, Impulsive, Self-righteous, Kemp Has a Long History of Calling his Own Plays [TIME.com] Just What Vegas Needed -- The world''s tallest casino, it may also be the answer to an old-style, low-rent visionary''s prayers [TIME.com] Kerri''s Leap of Faith -- With Strug''s Dramatic Finale, U.s. Gymnasts Prove They''ve Come of Age [TIME.com] Kevin Fedarko -- There are two ways Boris Yeltsin can prevent the Communist Party leader Gennadi Zyuganov from becoming President [TIME.com] Keys to the Kingdom -- Cryptography, the Black Art of Spies and Diplomats, Moves Center Stage on the Net [TIME.com] Knee-jerk Conservatism -- Why Not Welcome the Ruling on Hartford Schools? [TIME.com] Labor''s Youth Brigade -- In 1964 "Freedom Summer" Volunteers Flooded the South. Now "Union Summer" Puts Young Activists on the Job [TIME.com] Land Mines: Cheap, Deadly and Cruel -- Where the Mine Menace is Worst [TIME.com] Last Blast -- Another Post-suicide Live Album from Nirvana [TIME.com] Last Calls -- As Congress Wraps Up, Ethics Woes Dog Gingrich [TIME.com] Lessons Learned on Death Row -- A Repentant Founder of the Crips Writes Books to Warn Kids off Gangs [TIME.com] Let Them Eat Birthday Cake -- Clinton''s Welfare Reform Dismays the President''s Favorite Poverty Scholar [TIME.com] Liddy Makes Perfect -- While Looking to Move to the White House, Elizabeth Dole Must Find a Compromise Between her Ambition and her Faith [TIME.com] London Calling. Hang Up -- Britain''s Michael Gambon Acts Up a Storm in his Broadway Debut. Too Bad the Play''s a Drizzle [TIME.com] Looking to Be on the Cutting Edge -- Deputy President Thabo Mbeki Discusses Growth, Investment, Crime and the Mandela Legacy [TIME.com] Lost Africa -- The Continent''s Age-old Tribal Ceremonies are Disappearing--but Many Have Now Been Preserved on Film [TIME.com] Luxury''s Gaudy Times -- Back in Form, the Rich Have Decided that Modest Spending is Better Left to Those Who Can Afford It [TIME.com] Magellan''s New Direction -- Steady Robert Stansky Replaces the Controversial Jeffrey Vinik At the Nation''s Biggest Mutual Fund [TIME.com] Maguire''s Motto -- Speak Softly But Pack a Big Star [TIME.com] Many Times a Virgin -- Fun-seeking Chairman Richard Branson Loves to Play the Eccentric, But his Company''s Expansion Strategy is Right Out of the Procter & Gamble Playbook [TIME.com] Mars As Divine Cartoon -- Perhaps the Universe is the Hysterically Funny Work of a Trickster-comic [TIME.com] Master of the Game -- The formidable John Deutch is becoming the most powerful CIA chief ever [TIME.com] Meet the Median Family -- How are They Doing? and are They Better off Than their Parents Were? [TIME.com] Mission on the Rocks -- In Korea, Where the Cold War Continues, Armed Infiltrators from the North Increase Tensions [TIME.com] Montana Family Values -- Four People Walk Out of the Freemen Compound, But a Tough Farming Clan Keeps the Siege Going [TIME.com] Moon Beams Into Brazil -- Stirring Controversy, Sun Myung Moon Calls True Believers to Join Him on a Remote Unification Ranch [TIME.com] More Than Athletes -- Despite the Demands of their Sport, Some Olympians Find Success and Fulfillment Outside of the Arena [TIME.com] Mud on the Prairie -- In South Dakota, Republican Senator Larry Pressler Hopes to Hold on to his Seat by Winning the Sympathy Vote in a Race Turned Nasty [TIME.com] My Boss, Big Brother -- A New Illinois Law Permits Employers to Listen in on Workers'' Phones. So Watch What You Say [TIME.com] Mystery of the Olmec -- The Maya and Aztecs Based their Art and Culture on These Little-known People; a New Exhibition Shows Why [TIME.com] NO GAG -- Bound May Be Tarantino Lite, But it''s Not Half Bad [TIME.com] Nary a Speck of Decency -- A Mass Murderer''s Video Puts the Lie to "Hard Time" [TIME.com] Nasty Attack of Seizure -- The Supreme Court Takes a Hard Line on Forfeiture, Even If the Innocent Pay [TIME.com] Nathan Lane--uncaged -- His Brilliant Drag Turn in the Birdcage Has Made Lane a True Movie Star. But will We Ever Look At Barbara Bush the Same? [TIME.com] Nationalism Gone Awry: Death in the Diaoyus -- Reported by Sandra Burton/hong Kong, Jaime a. Florcruz/beijing and Irene M. Kunii/tokyo [TIME.com] Naysayer to the Nattering Nabobs -- Spiro T. Agnew, 1918-1996 [TIME.com] Newt''s Cookie Monster -- Will Georgia Voters Throw the Speaker Out? Businessman Michael Coles is Rich Enough to Try [TIME.com] No Barrier to Mayhem -- U.s. Airport Security is Lax Compared with Other Countries. the Faa is in No Hurry to Improve It [TIME.com] No Bill, No Bibi, No Deal -- Inside the Meeting Between the President and Israel''s New Leader, the Tone was Formal--and Cool [TIME.com] No Dancing Teapots -- Julie Taymor Creates Stage Magic in Juan Darien, But What on Earth will She Do with the Lion King? [TIME.com] No Pain, No Trains -- A New Refinancing Deal Could Allow Eurotunnel to Start Digging Out of Its Mountain of Debt [TIME.com] No Payne, No Games -- The Charismatic Leader Who Won the Olympics For his City is Poised on the Edge of the Promised Land [TIME.com] No Wonder You Can''t Resist -- Chocolate and Marijuana Share Some Chemistry [TIME.com] Nomo''s Heroic No-no -- In a Park Made For Hitters, U.s. Baseball''s Japanese Star Pitches an Astounding No-hit, No-run Game [TIME.com] Not Ready For Prime Time -- Dole is More Focused, But Only with a Script [TIME.com] Not Your Father''s Jig -- From Dublin, a New Troupe Leavens Traditional Irish Dance with Broadway Pizazz [TIME.com] Nuclear Ninjas -- A New Kind of Swat Team Hunts Atomic Terrorists. an Exclusive Look At their Operation [TIME.com] O.k., Roll ''em -- Tired of Your Old Camera? Five Photo Giants Hope So [TIME.com] Oedipus, Schmoedipus -- The Fault, Dear Sigmund, May Be in Our Genes [TIME.com] Oh, Grow Up! -- Some Adults Should Stop Trying So Hard to Keep Childhood For Themselves [TIME.com] Olivetti Pulls the Plug -- After Five Years of Losses, De Benedetti Gives Up the Helm At the Electronics Company he Reinvented [TIME.com] Olympic Monitor -- Field of Another Dream Team [TIME.com] One Man''s Death Divides the Living -- The World''s First Right-to-die Legislation is Put Into Practice in Northern Australia [TIME.com] One Small Step Closer -- Chemical Traces Suggest that a Bomb Brought Down Twa Flight 800 [TIME.com] Our Outdated Russia Policy -- Why is the U.s. Still Boosting Yeltsin and Giving Moscow Unwanted Economic Advice? [TIME.com] Out-of-control Tower -- The Equipment? Antique. the Hubs? Understaffed. a Modern Air-traffic-control System is Years Away [TIME.com] Pain, No Gain -- A Welfare Mom''s Grim Tale Offers No Solutions [TIME.com] Parched For Growth -- Pepsi had a Grand Plan For Global Expansion. Alas, Coke was Thirstier [TIME.com] Parochial Politics -- Catholic Schools Do a Good Job. But Should They Siphon Money from Public Education? that is the Real "Choice" [TIME.com] Parties on the Net -- Will the New Medium Be a Bust Or a Boon For Politics? [TIME.com] Personal Computer Blues -- The Market is Soft, Olivetti Has Crumbled, the Americans are Gaining--where is Europe''s Information Society? [TIME.com] Picking a Health Plan -- A How-to Guide [TIME.com] Pictures from an Intuition -- Harry Callahan helped refocus postwar photography, and yet he remains oddly indistinct. [TIME.com] Pinned Down -- False Starts and Bad Calls Trip Up Dole As he Lurches to the Middle [TIME.com] Pipe Dreams? -- An alleged bomb facility triggers Olympic anxiety [TIME.com] Playing Hard to Get -- A Fast-selling Book Called the Rules Sets the Dating Game Back 30 Years--but Fans Swear it Works [TIME.com] Politics and Principle -- The Partial-birth Abortion Fight is Back, But Can it Really Help Dole Cut Clinton''s Double-digit Lead? [TIME.com] Prime-time Summit -- Tv Execs Bowed to Public Sentiment. Clinton Won a P.r. Triumph.result: Ratings For Sex and Violence [TIME.com] Pump Up the Volume -- On the Net Or on the Phone, Two Frustrated Pc Users Weren''t Hearing--or Getting--what They Wanted [TIME.com] Punishing Cuba''s Partners -- U.s. Companies are Mum--u.s. Allies are Not--over a Law Aimed At Foreign Firms Trading with Castro [TIME.com] Put Out the Butt, Junior -- Will Tough New Regulations Aimed At Teen Smoking Stand Up? Not If the Tobacco Industry Can Help It [TIME.com] Putting the Jail in Jailbait -- To Fight Teen Pregnancy, California will Start to Prosecute Statutory Rapists [TIME.com] Qana''s Chamber of Horrors -- Bloody Surgery [TIME.com] Quakes in Cupertino -- The Ceo is Out, and a Turnaround Artist is in. Does This Mean that Apple is Again Trying to Survive Solo? [TIME.com] Ready...or Not? -- Here They Come, 2 Million People, to See If Atlanta is a Proper Host For the Summer Games [TIME.com] Reap As Ye Shall Sow -- Pay-for-performance Standards are a Jackpot This Year For Executives, But Not For Workers [TIME.com] Relics of Camelot -- The Faithful Seek Trophies in the Sale of Jacqueline Onassis'' Household Effects [TIME.com] Ripping Up Welfare -- With Not a Little Drama, Clinton Grudgingly Approves the G.o.p. Bill, and the U.s. Starts a Vast and Risky Experiment [TIME.com] Rising Democrats -- Some are Upstarts. Others are Dynastic Heirs. Two Have Targeted Big Tobacco. a Couple Talk Like Republicans. All of Them are Giving the G.o.p. Cause For Worry [TIME.com] Rising Republicans -- They May Not Agree on Abortion Or Gun Control. One of Them Used to Be a Democrat, Another a Pro Football Player. But They All Share a Talent For Getting Noticed [TIME.com] Romancing the Computer -- The First Cyberadultery Suit Shows the Risks of Looking For Love Online [TIME.com] Russian Roulette -- Will Delaying Yeltsin''s Heart Operation Increase the Risk of Another, More Severe Attack? [TIME.com] SAY IT AIN''T SO, JOE -- Anonymous No Longer, Columnist Joe Klein Takes Some Heat [TIME.com] SHE DID IT HER WAY -- Canto-pop Princess Faye Wong Broadens her Appeal with a Quirkier Sound [TIME.com] Sailors Turned Smugglers -- How the Navy Broke Up a Ring of Couriers that Helped Nigerian Gangsters Move Heroin Into Europe [TIME.com] Saving the Orphans -- A Time Journalist Who Brought Home a Chinese Baby Worries that Beijing May Close the Doors to Adoptions [TIME.com] Say Goodnight, O.j. -- We Learned Nothing from Simpson on Bet. and he Clearly Hasn''t Learned Much from his Trial. it''s Time to Move On [TIME.com] Scenes of Hellish Heat -- Exiled from a Collapsing World, Max Beckmann Stunningly Allegorized It [TIME.com] Scooters on a Roll Again -- Vespa Leads the Way As the Cheap and Cheerful Machines Return in Style--and to Record Sales [TIME.com] Seagram''s on the Box -- Breaking a 48-year-old Pact, the Liquor Company Advertises on TV. Congress May Not Buy It [TIME.com] Second Acts -- Interest in Most News Stories (o.j. Excepted) Fades After a Week Or Two. But Lives, Cases and Issues Keep Unfolding. We Revisit Some of 1996''s Most Intriguing Stories [TIME.com] Secular State Suspended? -- In a Curious Partnership, a Pro-islamic Populist Takes Power in Turkey [TIME.com] Setting Free the Word -- Denied Pen and Paper in Prison, Indonesia''s Greatest Novelist Composed an Oral Masterwork [TIME.com] Sex After Supper -- Can Late-night Titillation Bring Salvation to India''s Overcrowded, Underprofitable Television Industry? [TIME.com] Sex As Suicide --
why Self-sacrifice Makes Perfect Sense For Spiders [TIME.com] Short-shirted in Maine -- Hathaway Employees Meet a Tough Ceo''s Demand to Double Productivity. They May Face the Ax Anyway [TIME.com] Showtime in the Tunnelplex -- A Visitor to Vietnam Unearths a Cinema Footnote to a Long-ago War [TIME.com] Slamming Saddam Again -- Kurd Vs. Kurd Vs. Iraq Vs. Iran [TIME.com] Slaughter in the Streets -- As Liberia descends into murderous anarchy, the U.S. rescues its own. [TIME.com] Slips on the Paper Trail --
just As Hillary Clinton Hits the Book Circuit, Freshly
found Documents Open Old Wounds [TIME.com] Some Don''t Like it Hot -- Europeans are Seeking Holidays that Offer More Than a Place in the Sun, Fast Food and Fellow Tourists [TIME.com] Son Splash -- Gary Hall Jr. Wants to Be More Than Just the Clown Prince of American Swimming [TIME.com] Sorry, Your Time is Up -- A Controversial British Law Targets 3,000 Human Embryos For Disposal [TIME.com] Spinning Away -- At Imation, One of Many Businesses Cast off by Corporate Parents, Employees Struggle to Re-create a Company [TIME.com] Start Your Engines! -- In the Race For Indonesia''s Auto Market, Local Entries are Trying to Challenge the Foreign Leaders [TIME.com] Strength in Numbers -- The Baby Bells are now in their teens and are learning to team up to face a deregulated future [TIME.com] Strings Attached -- To Preserve Profits, Competing Credit-card Issuers are Adding Fees and Reducing Incentives [TIME.com] Suicide''s Shadow -- A California High School Struggles with the Aftershocks from the Death of Three Students [TIME.com] Swatch Us! -- A Revolutionary Joint Venture Aims to Remake the Automobile--and Revamp a Way of Doing Business [TIME.com] Taking Hold of Center Stage -- Tony Blair Has Reformed the Labour Party and is Ready to Take on the Tories [TIME.com] Taking Stock of Fidelity''s Funds -- The Shelves of the Investment Supermarket are Chock-full These Days. Fidelity Has a Variety of Superior Funds--but So Do Others [TIME.com] Taking on the World -- Clinton Says the New Long Arm of Uncle Sam is Striking At Terrorists, But Those Getting Hit are America''s Friends Abroad [TIME.com] Tales of Three Cities -- New Novels Take on L.a., Washington and New York As their Subjects. Would Dickens Be Proud? [TIME.com] Technology/tech Watch -- Tech Watch [TIME.com] Terror''s Venue -- Fear Casts a Gruesome Shadow on Moments that Were Meant to Be Golden [TIME.com] Testifying For Dollars -- O.j. Simpson Finally Comes Up with his Side of the Story--on Video, At $29.95 a Pop. But is Anybody Buying? [TIME.com] Testing the Faith -- Can the Preacher''s Wife Shake Up Hollywood''s Firm Belief that Whites Won''t Go to Black Movies? [TIME.com] The Age of Pterosaurs -- These Long-extinct Winged Reptiles Continue to Baffle- [TIME.com] The Agony of Victory -- Under What Conditions Would the Coalition Snap Together Against Saddam--or Fall Apart? [TIME.com] The Ardent Moderates -- A Top Malaysian Leader Describes How his Region''s Muslims Came to Choose "The Path of Magnanimity" [TIME.com] The Arts/cinema -- Say Amen! Say Awww! [TIME.com] The Aussie Look Designers from Down Under are a Big Hit -- With their Spare-and-bare High Style [TIME.com] The Backlash Against Gambling -- What''s At Stake: a Glimpse At U.s. Gambling [TIME.com] The Battle of London -- Musical Martin Guerre Vs. Lloyd Webber Revise [TIME.com] The Battle of Portadown -- A 306-year-old Event Sparks Northern Ireland Riots [TIME.com] The Best and the Brightest -- Mcgeorge Bundy, 1919-1996 [TIME.com] The Big Funk -- As Democrats retake the agenda and Dole still struggles to catch fire, the G.O.P. is growing worried [TIME.com] The Birdman of America -- Roger Tory Peterson: 1908-1996 [TIME.com] The Blizzard of ''96 -- Up and Down the Eastern Seaboard, This was the Snowstorm by Which All Others will Be Measured [TIME.com] The Cold War -- Pamela Harriman Turns on Old Ally Clark Clifford [TIME.com] The Corporate Dole -- So What''s Wrong with Handing Out Favors? Bob Dole, Master of the Game, Says Now the Game Should End [TIME.com] The Corporate Dole -- So What''s Wrong with Handing Out Favors? Bob Dole, Master of the Game, Says Now the Game Should End [TIME.com] The Entertainment Superskyway -- Direct-broadcast Satellites [TIME.com] The False Politics of Values -- The Rhetoric Sounds Good. But There is Much that Both Democrats and Republicans Refuse to Admit As They Push For a More Virtuous Society [TIME.com] The First Web War -- In the Battle of the Browsers, Giant Microsoft is Relentlessly Narrowing the Lead of Smaller Netscape [TIME.com] The Flowering Crisis -- A Precipitous Decline in Honeybee Colonies Has Focused Attention on Other, "Forgotten" Pollinators [TIME.com] The Games Triumphant -- Finally the Pure Glory of Sport Eclipses Atlanta''s Afflictions [TIME.com] The Georgia Playbook -- Vying For a Senate Seat, Democrat Max Cleland Reaches Out to Moderate Voters, Making Life Tough For the Republicans [TIME.com] The Girls of Summer -- Who Needs the Dream Team? America''s Female Squads Were the Games'' Hottest Acts [TIME.com] The Good Fight -- In Massachusetts, a Good-ole-boy Aristocrat Takes on a Slightly Stuffy Senator in a Race that Shows Politics As it Should Be [TIME.com] The Inner Game --
this was Sure Not Politics As Usual. in an Epic Battle
of Egos and Agendas, it was Every Man For Himself [TIME.com] The Jaws of Destiny -- A 2.3 Million-year-old Man? [TIME.com] The Joyful Power Broker -- Washington mourns Ron Brown, the Secretary of Commerce who conquered barriers and the world. [TIME.com] The Killers Among Us -- As a Top Khmer Rouge Leader Defects, Cambodians are Adjusting to Life with their Former Torturers [TIME.com] The King of Hollywood -- Stallone? Jackie Chan? Latecomers! with Swagger and a Smile, Douglas Fairbanks Created the Action Film [TIME.com] The Ladies Who Lunge -- Were There More Roles For Bette Davis Than For Bette Midler? Yes, But First Wives Shows Strong Women are Back in Vogue [TIME.com] The Last Action Hero -- Clinton''s Campaign Strategy is to Win by Fiat [TIME.com] The Learning Curve -- Clinton''s Record Shows that the Failures of his Bold, Early Plans Taught Him the Secret of his Success: Think Small [TIME.com] The Liddy Fix -- Mrs. Dole Fell Short in her Giving, So She''s Paying Up [TIME.com] The Lone Ranger -- Bob Dole was Never One to Surround Himself with Advisers. But Now? They''ve Got Him Surrounded [TIME.com] The Lost Children -- A Monster Goes on the Rampage, and a Small Town in Scotland is Scarred Forever [TIME.com] The Lucas Wars -- Everyone in Hollywood is Dying to Sign Up his Next Space Trilogy [TIME.com] The Making of Bibi -- Netanyahu''s Family is Fiercely Zionist, and he was an Israeli Commando. But the Key to Him May Be the Time he Spent in the U.s. [TIME.com] The Man''s Cancer -- For More Information [TIME.com] The Morris Method -- 9 Clinton Delivers Speech [TIME.com] The Mounting Evidence -- Advice For the Defense [TIME.com] The New Fishing Frontier -- The Allure of the Hard-fighting Peacock Bass Draws Fanatical Anglers to the Virgin Waters of the Amazon [TIME.com] The New Hands-off Nursing -- Are Patients At Risk when Cost-cutting Hospitals Replace Nurses with "Technicians" At the Bedside? [TIME.com] The New Kid in Town -- His First Couture Collection was Uneven, But Galliano Put Paris on Notice [TIME.com] The Paladin of Jihad -- Fearless and Super-rich, Osama Bin Laden Finances Islamic Extremism. a Time Exclusive [TIME.com] The Phony Drug War -- As the Politicians Talk Tough, More Kids Turn On [TIME.com] The Politics of Bob Dole''s Prostate Cancer -- Christine Gorman [TIME.com] The Power and the Glory -- While the Grand Prix Championship is Still to Be Decided, the Winner will Be Driving a Williams [TIME.com] The Purposeful Tourist -- In England O.j. Simpson Learns that Tabloids are Still Tabloids, But Students are Well Mannered [TIME.com] The Push to Split Italy -- Umberto Bossi''s Secessionist Movement Has Yet to Gain Critical Mass, But Don''t Count Him Out Too Soon [TIME.com] The Quake that Wasn''t -- The Earth Moved, So How Come No One Noticed? [TIME.com] The Screen Test -- Will Providing Candidates Free Access to the Airwaves Ennoble the Debate and Inspire Voters? [TIME.com] The Search For Sabotage -- Investigators Find Possible Evidence that Twa 800 was Blown Up [TIME.com] The Secret Lives of Jesus Christ -- The Son of Which God? [TIME.com] The Secrets of Snefru -- This Week, 4,600 Years After They Were Built, the Pyramids of Egypt''s "Good King" will Reopen [TIME.com] The Sedate Outdoors -- Roughing it? Hardly. High-tech Camping Gear is Turning Primitive Adventure Into a Cozy Getaway [TIME.com] The Senate''s Tough Lott -- Yes, he Likes Pork. But the New Majority Leader Likes an Ideological Showdown Even Better [TIME.com] The Shadows Know -- At Moma, a Retrospective For Roy Decarava, Chronicler of Harlem and Jazzmen, Street Lyricist and Seeker in the Dark [TIME.com] The Soul of Dole -- How Did This Man Earn the Chance to Run Such a Bad Campaign, and Why is he So Calm About it? [TIME.com] The Stalled Revolution -- A panel finds that corporate and public policies have done little to ease the work-family dilemma [TIME.com] The Sunburst Sacrifices -- A Murder-suicide Ritual in the French Alps Revives European Alarm About a Shadowy, Well-heeled Group [TIME.com] The U.s. Attack on Saddam... -- ...and the Repercussions in the Neighborhood [TIME.com] The Unreal Thing -- Buchanan Puts on a Blue Collar, But his Populism is Little More Than a Pose [TIME.com] The View from Next Summer -- A Conspiracy Unravels [TIME.com] The Voice of America -- Ella Fitzgerald: 1918-1996 [TIME.com] The Week -- January 14-20 [TIME.com] The Week -- January 21-27 [TIME.com] The Week -- December 24 -30 [TIME.com] The White House''s Untroubled Teen -- The Clintons'' Family Values Shine in Chelsea--and in Not Exploiting Her [TIME.com] The Whole World was Watching -- When the Democrats Last Convened in Chicago, the War Broke Out At Home [TIME.com] The Woman in Them -- Donahue Going off the Air, Helen Gurley Brown Leaving the Helm At Cosmopolitan--will Gender Ever Be the Same? [TIME.com] The real issue this year is which candidate has the character to help us deal with it -- Nancy Gibbs [TIME.com] There''s Gold in that There Schlock -- Cheesy Drive-in Movies Didn''t Die--they Came Back As Direct-to-video. Now Big Studios are Muscling In [TIME.com] They Always Look Better At a Distance -- The Dull, Homely Campaign ''96 May Seem a Lot More Satisfying a Few Years from Now [TIME.com] They Believe in Hope -- For China''s Pig-feed-producing Liu Brothers, Private-enterprise Success Means Not Being Porcine [TIME.com] Those Were the Days -- At Modern Conventions, What''s a Reporter to Do? [TIME.com] Tightening the Net -- Three Feed Companies Cop Pleas in a U.s. Price-fixing Case that Could Soon Snare Mighty Adm [TIME.com] Tightening the Web -- As China Blocks Some Key Internet Sites, Other Asian Countries Ponder Restrictions of their Own [TIME.com] Time For Windsorland -- Britain''s Royals are Losing their Magic. Selling Them off to the Man with the Magic Kingdom Might Help [TIME.com] To Be Or Not to Be...whatever -- In a Year Mainly Starring Fools, Knaves and Dolts, Hamlet''s Entrance was Beautifully Timed [TIME.com] Tobacco Blues -- The Tobacco Industry Has Never Lost a Lawsuit. But a New Billion-dollar Legal Assault, and a High-ranking Defector, May Change That [TIME.com] Toilet Wars -- Big Flushers Circumvent New Environmental Laws [TIME.com] Tote that Ball, Lift that Revenue -- Why Not Pay College Athletes, Who Put in Long Hours to Fill Stadiums--and Coffers? [TIME.com] Toyota Road Usa -- Its Huge Mid-american Expansion Project is Part Political, Part Economic--and Entirely Welcome in Towns Along I-64 [TIME.com] Travel Alarm -- A Cabinet Secretary Flies High. Sometimes, Too High [TIME.com] Trouble in the Lily Pads -- Something Ominous is Happening to Minnesota''s Frogs- [TIME.com] Underdogs'' Day -- Also-rans No Longer, the American Women Swimmers Exalt in Payback Time with Indomitable Amy Van Dyken [TIME.com] Unsung Champions -- Germany''s Prolific Mittelstand Companies May Not Be Household Names, But They Rule the Roost in Many Global Markets [TIME.com] Victims of Vietnam Lies -- Sent off to Spy, These Commandos Were Caught and Tortured. Now the U.s. Admits Double-crossing Them [TIME.com] Waiting For the Next Big Thing -- Cd Sales are Slow. Mtv is Changing Its Format. Alternative Rock Isn''t Dead, But it''s in a Crisis [TIME.com] Wall Street to Jobs: Get Lost -- A Surprisingly Strong Employment Report Makes Stocks and Bonds Plunge [TIME.com] Want a Revolution? -- He Led the Fight For Irish Independence and Fell in Love with his Best Mate''s Girl While he was At it. Sounds Like a Great Movie, But is Michael Collins Great History? [TIME.com] Washington Diary -- Starr Wars [TIME.com] Watch Your Language! -- Putting New Teeth in Old Laws, Quebec Premier Lucien Bouchard Rouses French-english Tensions [TIME.com] Water Torture -- A Clumsy Firing May Not Help Sony''s Columbia Pictures [TIME.com] We Take the Brash View -- Chicago is a Town that Loves Irony and Knows Full Well that Politics is a Sham [TIME.com] Welcome to Hard Truths -- Ungainly it was, But Also Ambitious and Even Brave [TIME.com] What Clinton is Doing Right -- He Seizes the Middle Ground from Frustrated Republicans and Suddenly Looks Presidential [TIME.com] What Dole Must Say -- Debate Advice For the Underdog: Be Positive, Tell Your Life Story and Rail Against Big Government [TIME.com] What Dole Won''t Cut -- Why Voters Have Reason to Doubt he Can Balance the Budget and Reduce Taxes [TIME.com] What Makes Them Do It --
people Who Crave Thrills, New Evidence Indicates, May Be
prompted At Least Partly by their Genes [TIME.com] What to Do Next -- The Future of European Automakers is Filled with Opportunity, But Everyone will Have to Dodge Potholes. Here are Some Clear Directions For the Road Ahead [TIME.com] What''s Driving the Rosen Boys? -- They Say their Engine is Revolutionary. Detroit Has Doubts. the Rosens Have the Better Record [TIME.com] When Foxes Pose As Hedgehogs -- Bill Clinton Spins Out Many Ideas, Bob Dole Claims to Have One Big One, But Does Either Man Possess an Overarching Vision? [TIME.com] When it''s Backward to Be Forward -- The Modern Moniker May Be P.c., But Linguistic Laundering is As Old As the Ancients [TIME.com] When the Sparrows Fell -- A Scathing New History of China''s Great Leap Forward Describes a Famine that was Mao-made [TIME.com] Where There''s Smoke... -- Jeffrey Wigand is Making Incendiary Charges About the Tobacco Industry, Which is Out to Burn Him [TIME.com] Where They Stand -- Critics Say Clinton Has Stolen the Republican Agenda. But a Look At his and Dole''s Positions on the Issues Shows Some Differences in How They Would Govern. [TIME.com] Where the Moshers Are -- A Quintet of Rock Festivals is Battling to Define Youth Culture. So is This Any Way to Make a Buck? [TIME.com] Where to Look in ''96 -- Forget the Turkey Fund and the Bond Market. Think Morgan Stanley and Japan [TIME.com] Where''s the Party? -- There''s More Than One Kind of Conservative These Days. For Better and Worse, All of Them Have Flocked to the G.o.p. [TIME.com] White Socks and Loafers -- Gene Kelly 1912-1996 [TIME.com] Who Wishes Us Ill? -- The Cia is Casting a Wide Net For Those Who Hate America, Including Groups from the Middle East [TIME.com] Who is Dick Morris? -- How a Rogue Genius in the Game of Political Strategy Became the Most Influential Private Citizen in America [TIME.com] Who is Switching to Forbes and Why -- Want to Run? Start Outside Washington. Shout "Flat Tax," Whisper "Pro-choice." Our Poll Says Voters Like What They Hear [TIME.com] Whose Gap is it, Anyway? -- The gender split in politics, one might argue, is the result of a male fantasy trip [TIME.com] Wired For Speed -- Cable-tv Operators Have Started Selling Something Computer Users are Dying For--blisteringly Fast Access to the Internet [TIME.com] With College For All -- More Than the Cost of Harvard, it is the Rising Tuition At State Schools that Subverts the Democratic Ideal [TIME.com] Without a Clue -- Why Congress Balks At a Method For Tracing Bombs [TIME.com] Woman''s War -- A Memoir of a Lifelong Fight For Abortion Rights [TIME.com] Working Out Welfare -- Clinton is Getting Cornered on a Reform Bill. But Would Proposed Changes Really Undo the System? [TIME.com] Wrecking the Reefs -- Coral Ecosystems are in Desperate Trouble All Around the World--and Guess Who''s to Blame [TIME.com] You Must Love Her -- With Glamour and Steel will, Madonna Brings Eva Peron Alive on Film [TIME.com] You''ve Read About Who''s Influential, But Who Has the -- Power? the Likes of Clinton, Greenspan, Murdoch and Gates Certainly Do, and Membership in the World of Clout Has Its Privileges. But Power Doesn''t Necessarily Buy Vision Or Win the Hearts and Minds of the People [TIME.com] Your Own Man Says So! --