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Vol. 153 No. 5
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NATION
Driven to Distraction
After a few weeks with the Clinton case, even reasonable Senators get wiggy

Not Gone, but Forgotten?
Why Americans have stopped talking about homelessness

The Al And Dick Show
Once archrivals, Gore and Gephardt are on the verge of becoming close allies

Fasten Your Seat Belts
Tom Daschle is trying to help Trent Lott land the impeachment plane. But hang on--it's going to be bumpy

Older and Wiser, Monica Returns

The Other N Word
Buckwheat comes to D.C. to end a STUPID fight


WORLD
That Sinking Feeling
America's new subs are wonders, but the Navy is wrestling with doubts about their role

Meet The Next King
Battling cancer, Hussein shocks Jordan by naming a new heir

Troops or Consequences
NATO issues a remarkable ultimatum to Milosevic and the Kosovars: Make peace, or we'll bomb you


SCIENCE
Close Encounter with a Comet (Space)
Other probes have visited comets, but this is the first to try to bring back comet dust


HEALTH & MEDICINE
Bleak Days For Doctors (Health)
The A.M.A. flap isn't all that's amiss. Physicians are fed up, dropping out and even selling Amway

The First Chimpanzee (Health)
Scientists zero in on the source of the AIDS virus

Smart Pill (Health / In Brief)


RELIGION
A View From The Flock
One woman's pilgrimage to the heart of her faith and the place of the Pontiff in Catholic America


NOTEBOOK
Notebook

Marital Moscow (The Scoop)
While Yeltsin's Cooped Up, Grandkid Ties Knot

The Year of Living Foolishly

Milestones (Milestones)

Middle East (The Scoop)
Delayed Gratification For Yasser Arafat

Publishing (The Scoop)
Larry's Watching, but Keeping Quiet--for Now


ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Contributors (Contributors)

Hard Times At J. Peterman
The catalog fantasist of "comeliness and the passions of the past" sounds a lacrimae rerum note

In Snow, in Ice, in Rain, One Mother's Trip
In 18 years Mrs. Rosado has missed the weekly ride to prison only three times

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BUSINESS
Banana Wars
A trade fight over fruit threatens to spread to other food groups, clothes and even hobbies

Global Motors
First Daimler-Benz and Chrysler. Now Ford and Volvo. What next?


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Bitter Sweets (The Arts / Books)
A collection of gleefully misanthropic stories

Hip-Hop Nation (The Arts / Music)
There's more to rap than just rhythms and rhymes. After two decades, it has transformed the culture of America

Clash Of The Titans (The Arts / Cinema)
Why is Michael Ovitz waging war on the agency he once made the most powerful in Hollywood?

Manifest Destiny (The Arts / Books)
Kevin Phillips explains how three wars put Anglo-America on top

The Dialect Of Garlic (The Arts / Books)
A magical first novel about a vanished way of life

The '60s (Short Takes / Television)
NBC, Feb. 7, 8

Lauryn Hill (The Arts / Music)
Ten Grammy nominations, a multiplatinum CD and a drive to make lasting music

Puffy (The Arts / Music)
Streetwise, boardroom savvy, he is the music's ambassador of cool

Be Cool (Short Takes / Books)
By Elmore Leonard

Mosquito (Short Takes / Books)
By Gayl Jones

Still Crazy (Short Takes / Cinema)
Directed by Brian Gibson

Bach-Busoni, Beethoven, Schumann (Short Takes / Music)
Evgeny Kissin

Aisle Of Style (Short Takes)

Jitney (Short Takes / Theater)
By August Wilson.


YOUR TIME
Dropping the Ball (Personal Time / Your Money)
How one man gave away a tidy sum without a blink, and what it says about our money habits

A Web of Deceit (Personal Time / Your Health)
The latest e-mail scare campaign attacks an artificial sweetener. Here's how to find the truth

Going Private (Personal Time / Your Technology)
Worried about who knows what you see and spend online? Here's how to disguise yourself

Your Health (Personal Time / Your Health)

Your Money (Personal Time / Your Money)

Your Technology (Personal Time / Your Technology)


PEOPLE
People


LETTERS
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Amy Musher's Mailbag (Amy Musher's Mailbag)