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Table of Contents: February 5, 2001
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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 157 No. 5

NATION
What's That Smell?
A pardon for white-collar fugitive Marc Rich triggers Bill Clinton's last scandal--and Senator Clinton's first

How He Got In Trouble
The case against Rich

Unchecked Power (Nation/Presidential Pardons)

A Shower Of Gifts For Hillary And Bill (Public Eye)
Why did the Clintons troll for freebies they can surely afford?

Wounded Osprey
Revelations show that the revolutionary new plane is in deeper trouble than the Marines have said

5 New Rules Of The Road
Bush is off and running to pretty good reviews, but he's got a few things to learn about Washington

Will Education Be Bush's First Big Win? (Nation/The Agenda)

Then There Were Six
The Texas escapees have been rounded up, but not before Brother Jim met the angel of death


WORLD
Remaking Sharon
A look at how the former general fashioned himself into a peacemaker in the campaign against Barak

India Trembles
After its worst earthquake in a half-century, the subcontinent struggles to find the dead, care for the survivors and rebuild smacked-down cities


BUSINESS
eBay's Bid To Conquer All
For all the dotcom disasters, here's one company that's redefining e-commerce

Less Hassle, By Half
eBay's baby

What Works For Amazon?
The other e-commerce poster child: a guide

How to Be a Billionaire: Worry! (Frequent Flyer)
The markets are getting clobbered. George Soros is up 10%--and scared as hell

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SOCIETY & SCIENCE
Who Shot The Sheriff? (Society)
The assassination of a popular local reformer stunned Georgia and the country. But his long list of enemies has complicated the investigation

Britney Brigade (Family)
The racy pop icon is now a style setter. Is it bad that millions of young girls, from post-toddlers to teens, want to look just like her?

Like Mother, Like Daughter (Family/What Should Parents Do?)


THE ARTS
Rude Boys (The Arts/Show Business)
From the self-destructive Jackass to the ultraviolent XFL, in-your-face boy culture is all the rage

The Constant Gardener (The Arts/Short Takes/Books)
By John le Carre

The Invisible Circus (The Arts/Short Takes/Cinema)
Directed by Adam Brooks

Wadd: The Life & Times Of John C. Holmes (The Arts/Short Takes/Cinema)
Directed by Cass Paley

Here's The Deal (The Arts/Short Takes/Music)
Liquid Soul

Young Brazilian Music (The Arts/Short Takes/Music)
various artists

Now That Communism Is Dead My Life Feels Empty (The Arts/Short Takes/Theater)
By Richard Foreman

Boba Drinks (Trend Alert)

Debbie Reynolds (People/Q&A)

Eyelash Enhancers (Trend Alert)

A Beauty Really Bare (The Arts/Art)
Do the Minimalist austerities of Sol LeWitt amount to a saint's hair shirt or just the Emperor's new clothes?

Bada Bing! (The Arts/Books)
A terrific new biography recalls Crosby's jazz roots

Black and Blue Hawaii (The Arts/Books)
In Lois-Ann Yamanaka's island stories, there are no sunny beaches, just a bruising emotional landscape

Acts Of Love And Contrition (The Arts/Cinema)
Liv Ullmann and Ingmar Bergman unite again, and the result is sublime


PERSONAL TIME
Pleistocene Diets (Personal Time/Your Health)
Would we be healthier if we ate more like our ancient ancestors? What you need to know

Your Health (Personal Time/Your Health)

Be Pension Wise (Personal Time/Your Money)
Their gains once padded corporate profits, but now pension- funds' costs haunt the bottom line

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Money)

Inking A New Deal (Personal Time/Your Technology)
A "free" printer fits any budget. But it's only a bargain if you save money on ink and paper


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