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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 155 No. 11
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NATION
What Gore and Bush Think Of Each Other (Campaign 2000)
As Gore and Bush face off at last, each sizes up his opponent in a different way. One goes with his gut, the other with his head

All The King's Horses... (Campaign 2000)
Our correspondents James Carney and John F. Dickerson report from inside the Bush-McCain repair effort

Farewell: Setting Bill Free (Campaign 2000 / Farewell)

McLean, Virginia: Here Comes Pat, Right On Cue (Campaign 2000 / McLean, Virginia)


WORLD
The Cult Of Gusmao
In struggling East Timor, a grass-roots rebel ignites the spirit of nationhood


SCIENCE
Electronic Noses Sniff Out a Market or Two
Chemical sensing just got sexy. Can't you smell it?

Entomology: Let Sleeping Flies Lie (Entomology)

A Pencil in His Heart
Nathan King is alive today because his mother was level-headed enough not to try to pull it out


SOCIETY
Find the Killer (Crime)
JonBenet's parents finally answer some questions about her death


RELIGION
Inside the Pilgrimage
Nobody ever said a papal visit to the Holy Land would be simple


SPORT
The Philosopher Coach
Phil Jackson's game plan includes Xs and Oms. And he's got the once chaotic Lakers atop the NBA

Revenge of The Jocks
College basketball players are taking on the NCAA


STYLE & DESIGN
The Redesigning Of America (Design)
High style isn't highbrow. In fact, it's everywhere, for everyone, in everything from can openers to CD racks to cars


NOTEBOOK
Notebook: Mar. 20, 2000

Politics: Democrats Fight for Al's Campaign War Chest
Democrats Fight for Al's Campaign War Chest

And In Closing...

An Excuse to Use My Name 16 Times

Milestones Mar. 20, 2000 (Milestones)

It's Not Easy Being Green

Label Conscious

Notes From Your Parents

Numbers: Mar. 20, 2000 (Numbers)

Terrorism: The Bin Laden Capture That Never Was
The Bin Laden Capture That Never Was


ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Why Bury Explosives In a Suburban Yard? (American Scene)
A California neighborhood is evacuated as police probe a mysterious death

Drinking Aftershave: A Confession (Essay)
Beware the Internet's power to make old addictions positively deadly

News Quiz Crossword Mar. 20, 2000 (News Quiz Crossword)

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BUSINESS
Game Wars
Microsoft unveils its X-box, made to take on PlayStation. Get ready for a new battle of the consoles

Trouble in Brand City
We love their products. But in a tech-crazed market, we hate their stocks


EDUCATION
School for Profit
Private companies can run public schools, but can they make them pay?

Black Schools Go White
In search of a good deal, more and more white students enroll at historically black colleges


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Publishing: Passion on the Pages (The Arts / Publishing)
Thousands of novels are published each year, all telling the same story: girl gets boy. Critics huff, but can tens of millions of female readers be wrong?

Cinema: The Aliens Have Landed (The Arts / Cinema)
Humans are the invaders in Mission to Mars

Publishing: Horror Online (The Arts / Publishing)
The new Stephen King tale arrives paper-free

Books: There Be Dragons (The Arts / Books)
Seamus Heaney's stirring translation of Beowulf makes waves on both shores of the Atlantic

Music: The Nearness of Hoagy (The Arts / Music)
For 75 years, Carmichael compositions have set the world singing. Now, at 100, he's back in style

Television: A Titus Fit (The Arts / Television)
At last! A family sitcom about abuse and insanity

Books: Bones Of The Master (The Arts / Short Takes)
By George Crane

Mick Foley (The Arts / Q&A)

Cinema: Just Beautiful (The Arts / Cinema)
Hearts prevail in an unsentimental Brit flick

Cinema: Erin Go Bra (The Arts / Cinema)
Julia Roberts brings some uplift to a grating drama

God's Gift (The Arts)
When good (bad) publicity happens to lousy shows

Books: A Slow Burning (The Arts / Short Takes)
By Stanley Pottinger

Cinema: Beyond The Mat (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by Barry W. Blaustein

Theater: True West By Sam Shepard (The Arts / Short Takes)
By Sam Shepard

Music: Comatised (The Arts / Short Takes)
Leona Naess


YOUR TIME
Smoke Screen (Personal Time / Your Family)
Kids are less likely to use tobacco if they're shown how cigarette companies try to dupe them

Bank on This One (Personal Time / Your Money)
Interest-rate fears have pummeled financial stocks. Count on some great values--soon

Gaga over Google (Personal Time / Your Technology)
After years of searching, I fell in love with the clever little engine everybody's talking about

The Dizzy Mystery (Personal Time / Your Health)
Dizzy spells are a natural consequence of aging, but they can also mean that something is wrong

In Brief: Mar. 20, 2000 (Personal Time / Your Family)

Your Health: Mar. 20, 2000 (Personal Time / Your Health)

In Brief: Mar. 20, 2000 (Personal Time / Your Money)


SPECIAL SECTION
Families: Mothers of Invention (Time Select / Families)
Sometimes being a new mom can spawn new ideas, which just might make someone a small mint

Families: Summer Campus (Time Select / Families)
Colleges offer family programs that range from safaris in East Africa to whale watching in Maine

Families: The Parent Perks (Time Select / Families)
Rant or reason? A new book argues that pro-family policies discriminate against the childless

Families: When Pills Make Sense (Time Select / Families)
Some parents turn too quickly to mood-altering drugs. But often medication is the right choice


PEOPLE
People: Mar. 20, 2000


LETTERS
Letters: Mar. 20, 2000


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