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Table of Contents: October 25, 1999
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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 154 No. 17

BUSINESS
Mattel: Some (Re)Assembly Required
The big toymakers have a basic problem--they don't bother to come up with new toys anymore

Berkshire's Buffett-ing
The stock has dropped--to $57,000. Time to buy?


SOCIETY & SCIENCE
It's Stockholm Calling. Oslo Too (Briefing On The Nobel Prize)
The honors go to the discoverer of protein "ZIP codes," a laser photographer, two particle theorists, the father of the euro and death-defying doctors


THE ARTS
A Grand Quest (The Arts/Cinema)
Triumph and regret in a David Lynch surprise

Living with the Dead (The Arts/Cinema)
Nicolas Cage stars as a haunted ambulance driver in Martin Scorsese's harrowing new film

Ishmael, Meet Jane Eyre (The Arts/Books)
A remarkable novel dares to take on Melville--and succeeds

The Fire This Time (The Arts/Music)
Thirty years after he shook the world at Woodstock, Carlos Santana is back on top

Doo-Wop And Knife Fights (The Arts/Opera)
Bolcom's A View from the Bridge packs the punch of a boilermaker

Melissa Etheridge (The Arts/Q&A)

TV's Coming-Outparty (The Arts/Television)
Gay characters have quietly become hot. Can their love lives?

Necessary Targets (The Arts/Theater)
Eve Ensler takes to the stage to push feminist and social-activist causes. Men are allowed too

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NATION
The Empire Strikes Back (Nation/Campaign 2000)
Reeling in Big Labor and improvising well, Gore has a big week. Finally. But can it last?

For McCain, Flak Becomes Fuel

Mutually Assured Destruction
Eight months after impeachment, the defeat of the test ban proves that the air in Washington is still radioactive. And it's likely to get worse

Is It Trick or Treaty?
The critics have blasted the Senate for rejecting a nuclear test-ban pact. Big deal


WORLD
The Good News Coup?
Pakistanis exult over the fall of Sharif. But will military rule make the volatile subcontinent any safer?


PERSONAL TIME
Divided We Stand (Personal Time/Your Family)
As Hollywood keeps telling us, marriage isn't always a breeze. But do trial separations work?

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Family)

A Racial Gap (Personal Time/Your Health)
Blacks undergo lifesaving lung-cancer surgery at a lower rate than whites. What can be done?

Your Health (Personal Time/Your Health)

Mr. November (Personal Time/Your Money)
In October, leaves fall gently, stocks fall hard, and investors lose their mind. Count me out

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Money)

Wealth Valley (Personal Time/Your Technology)
A fine new book about the legendary Jim Clark shows how the engineers humbled Wall Street

In Brief (Personal Time/Your Technology)


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SARAH PALIN, former Alaska governor, in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity; Palin has been ridiculed for an interview more than a year ago with Katie Couric in which she couldn't answer the question of what news sources she reads