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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 161 No. 11
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WORLD
Opening with A Bang (Iraq / War Plans)
The Pentagon believes--and prays--an awesome first act would enable U.S. forces to quickly take down Iraq

Straight Shooter (Iraq / The General)
He hates the spotlight, but Tommy Franks is about to take center stage against Iraq

His Lonely March (Iraq / Diplomacy)
Bush would love as much support as possible against Iraq, but in the end he requires only his own resolve

Any Day Now... (Iraq / The Troops)
U.S. troops massing at Saddam's door train, play touch football, get baptized and feel tedium--and fear. A view from the front

The Biggest Fish of Them All (Osama bin Laden)
Now that terrorist mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed is snagged and al-Qaeda is damaged, authorities are angling anew to land Osama bin Laden

Islam After bin Laden (Osama bin Laden)
Advice for the U.S.: Don't make al-Qaeda's leader a martyr

Strike Force (Iraq / War Plans)
A TIME GUIDE The U.S. and Britain are deploying a big-bang invasion of 250,000 troops to attack from land and sea

How The War Might Be Waged (Iraq / War Plans)
Plans call for a front-loaded invasion so devastating, it would shock Iraq's army into surrendering and leave Saddam Hussein defenseless


NOTEBOOK
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Iran's Nuclear Threat

Soaring Oil Prices: Another Culprit?

Numbers

Avoiding Another Michigan

Did NASA Waive Safety?

Milestones

29 Years Ago In Time


ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
"He Had No Respect for Our Military Then"
The President's father on Saddam, the first Gulf War and what his son faces now

The Right to Wear T Shirts
Let's not trample the Constitution in our march against terrorism

The Poker Player in Chief

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BUSINESS
The NBA'S Global Game Plan
As the world's best hoopsters flock to the U.S., the sport grows more popular--and profitable--abroad


EDUCATION
Out of the Closet and On to Fraternity Row (On The Campus / Florida International University)
Gay college kids are making their brotherhood official on U.S. campuses


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Diva Las Vegas (Show Business)
CELINE DION got a new theater and millions of dollars to perform in Vegas. Now, if someone could just figure out what her show is about

But Crazy in A Good Way (Movies)
Crispin Glover gets his first big role, with rats

Operation Desert Sequel (Television)
Sci Fi Channel follows up its hit mini-series Dune, hoping to show that space sagas aren't just for geeks

Total Eclipse of the Heart (Books)
In Scott Spencer's irresistible novel, love brings the world crashing down, and not just on the lovers

The Dreamy Pull of Stars (Books)
An engaging fantasy about our celebrity fixation has sport with--and sympathy for--the famous


YOUR TIME
America: Land of the Red, White and Rose
A surprising number of states are producing surprisingly good wines

As Thongs Fade, Briefs Are Back

Tips from the Safety Chick (60-Second Synopsis)

Three for the Road
Test-drive the new PDAs: they call, they browse, they e-mail and make music

A Cool Blue Game Boy
JUST FOR FUN

Preventing Polyps
Looking for a drug to ward off cancer, doctors find one in the medicine chest

Do Implants Trigger Suicide?
PERILS OF ENHANCEMENT


SPECIAL SECTION
Into the Spotlight (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
Theater gives seniors an outlet for self-expression, therapy, socializing and sheer fun

Fitness Guru (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
Presidential spokesman Lynn Swann sets the tone

Pioneering In Space (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
Decades after his discovery of Earth's radiation belts, James Van Allen is still hard at work

Providing For Parents (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
The "sandwich generation" looks for new solutions

How I Got It (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
The newsman recalls having to drop out of college in order to find a career


PEOPLE
People


LETTERS
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