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Table of Contents: August 26, 2002
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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 160 No. 9

NATION
Can He Take The House?
Dick Gephardt longs to run for president. But first he has to engineer a Democratic takeover of Congress this November

Can't You Hear the Whistle Blowing? (Viewpoint)
With highways and skyways dangerously overbuilt, rail travel is the future

Inside The Secret War Council
How an unpaid conservative board that holds private meetings and puts nothing in writing gets heard at the Pentagon

Invasion of the Baby Snatchers (Viewpoint)
Child abductions seem rampant. Is that mainly because of our reaction to them?


SCIENCE
Deadly Transplants
A tissue bank is accused of sloppy procedures that exposed patients to infections. How safe is the industry?

EPHEDRA: Who's Telling the Truth?

ORIGINS: A Gene for Speech


WORLD
Afghan Boot Camp
Afghanistan needs an army to stand up to its warlords. Can the U.S. build one fast enough and on the cheap?

Besieged And Deluged
Did years of environmental neglect contribute to the floods ravaging Eastern and Central Europe?


BUSINESS
Air Travel Gets a New Model
Going broke fast, the major airlines will have to change the way they operate. Here's what it means for you

Is There A Doctor On Board?
How buyout king David Bonderman is infusing US Airways with new money — and maybe new life


NOTEBOOK
Enron's Democrat Pals

Did al-Qaeda Do This?
A chilling new videotape shows the terrorists may be very close to creating functional chemical weapons

Hot For The Barbie Drug

Numbers (Notebook/Milestones)

Probing Anthrax In Princeton

Spray Us, Or Spare Us

Letters (Letters)

Trampolines Bounce Back

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Barghouti's Cheering Section

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THE ARTS
The Dixie Chicks Get Serious (Music)
Nashville hath no fury like the older, wiser (and richer) Dixie Chicks. That's evident on their new album, 'Home'

Road Scholars (Books)
Take a tour of the summer's best travel writing — and remember why you decided to stay home

Bobby's Turn (Television)
RFK puts J.F.K.'s sib on the couch but disappoints

Desegregation Doo-Wop (Theater)
Hairspray shines bright, but it's all surfaces

Double Duty for Monk (Television)
ABC once passed on USA Network's hit. Now it hopes the cable detective can help find its missing ratings

Love Among the Stacks (Movies)
Possession makes a heroic, finally successful stab at bringing a romantic Victorian detective story to life

Pixel Perfect (Movies)
Simone is a smart satire of Hollywood and celebrity


SPORT
Girls in the Curl
Women are remaking pro surfing, and girls are flocking to the sport. Fashion designers and Hollywood are catching the tide, and even the guys don't (always) mind


PERSONAL TIME
Tips on the Zip (Personal Time/Buy Or Hold?)

How To Choose A Killer Tomato (Personal Time/In Season)

Tummy Trouble (Personal Time/Second Opinion)

Roughing It, Gently (Personal Time/Travel For The Rest Of Us)

Don't Ignore Heart-Attack Blues (Personal Time/Your Health)
Treating clinical depression in coronary patients may mend their heart as well as their mood

Your Health (Personal Time/Your Health)

The Little Penguin That Could (Personal Time/Your Technology)
Ready to dump Windows? Rival operating system Linux is showing up in easier-to-use packages


TIME BONUS
Bicultural Kids (TIME Bonus Section/Families)
Parents who adopt children of a different ethnicity are enjoying the best of both worlds

Domestic Dads (TIME Bonus Section/Families)
More fathers are manning the home front and tending the kids while their wives go off to work

Radio Days (TIME Bonus Section/Families)
Kids are tuning in as stations woo them with special shows and weekends at Aaron Carter's house

Good Vibrations (TIME Bonus Section/Families/Learning Corner)
A duo uses music to stimulate kids' minds


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President BARACK OBAMA, dismissing reports that African-Americans were angered that Obama did not issue a formal public statement after Michael Jackson's death