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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 157 No. 20

NATION
RX For Nosebleed Prices
Washington goes after drug companies and their tricks that keep generic remedies out of the hands of cost-conscious consumers


BUSINESS
Power Struggle
Bush takes the heat for an energy policy that's warm to oil and cool to conservation


SOCIETY & SCIENCE
Can Gays Switch Sides? (Behavior)
An inflammatory report rekindles old arguments about whether homosexuality is a matter of choice

Scourge Of The Playground (Living)
It's dodge ball, believe it or not. More schools are banning the childhood game, saying it's too violent

To Pet Or Not To Pet? (Living)
More tourists are getting up close and personal with dolphins. But the stress for the animals can be fatal

Closing In on Cancer (Medicine)
No magic bullet yet, but the drugs are getting smarter

Why Gleevec Got Approved (Medicine/Leukemia)

The Battle of Seattle (Technology)
An exclusive preview of the game consoles being readied by Nintendo and Microsoft

Ah, the Blue Smell of It! (Science)
Synesthetes who mix up their senses and the scholars who study them cross paths to compare notes


EDUCATION SPECIAL
When Parents Drop Out (TIME Education Special/Education Special Report)
Too many harried moms and dads have been playing hooky, but schools are luring them back

Schools That Stretch (TIME Education Special/Schools Of The Year)
We searched America for educational pioneers. They have one trait in common: great expectations

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WORLD
The Terrible Tide Of Blood (Letter From Tekoa)
In the Aqsa intifadeh, hatred runs at full flood


THE ARTS
Books (The Arts/Short Takes/Books)

Cinema (The Arts/Short Takes/Cinema)

Music (The Arts/Short Takes/Music)

Television (The Arts/Short Takes/Television)

R.E.M. (The Arts/Music)
The group's gone electronic. The singer's gone Hollywood. Is this the band's end? Nah, it's a new beginning

History As Gutter Journalism (The Arts/Books)
AFTER AMERICAN TABLOID...

James Ellroy Confidential (The Arts/Books)
He has a new novel on a wide canvas, but with the same old bite

Monstrously Good (The Arts/Cinema)
The hero's an ogre and the princess can be almost as gross in the delightfully fractured fairy tale Shrek

In Cold Blood, Part 2 (The Arts/Hollywood)
Hollywood has another murder mystery as police hunt the killer of a former TV star's vilified wife


TIME BONUS
Secrets to a Long and Happy Sex Life (TIME Bonus Section/Generations)
Move over, Joy of Sex--a new wave of sex primers advises the mature among us on how to make love

Not By Viagra Alone (TIME Bonus Section/Generations)

Betting the Ranch (TIME Bonus Section/Generations)
Since that's just what many Americans don't want to do, long-term-care insurance may be the next big issue for boomers

A Matter of Medium (TIME Bonus Section/Generations/Turning Point)
Writer Jules Feiffer recalls the forces that redirected his career


PERSONAL TIME
Close Encounters (Personal Time/Your Family)
Is it wrong to buck the trend and have kids back to back? And if you do it anyway, can you cope?

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Family)

Can The Juice! (Personal Time/Your Health)
If your kids drink too much sweet stuff, they will miss essential nutrients--and put on pounds

Your Health (Personal Time/Your Health)

Don't Cash Out (Personal Time/Your Money)
Pink slipped? Ouch. Avoid taking the money from your 401(k). It's tempting but too taxing

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Money)

Control Freak (Personal Time/Your Technology)
Can one little universal remote tame a whole houseful of gadgets and gizmos? Mine can

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Technology)


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PRESIDENT OBAMA, speaking at a memorial for the victims of the shooting rampage at Fort Hood that killed 13 people last Thursday