The Future Of Life 2/20/2003

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DAVID PAUL MORRIS FOR TIME		The Future Of Life Set in the dazzling aquarium in Monterey, Calif., TIME kicked off its gathering of luminaries, such as James Watson and Edward O. Wilson, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the discovery of DNA Swimming fish set the backdrop for one of the opening speeches by Leroy Hood, president, Institute for Systems Biology.

Rally in New York
On Feb. 15, 2003, a huge crowd opposing war in Iraq converged in New York City. The protest became so large that it spilled out from its main location at the UN to the streets nearby

Rhode Island Club Blaze
An indoor pyrotechnic display set fire to a club in West Warwick, R.I. The tragic cost is at least 95 dead and more than 180 injured

Spring Fashion
TIME takes a special look at Spring 2003 Style and Design

Dog Style
Canines cavort for the illustrious "Best in Show" title at the annual Westminster dog show

The Burden of Proof
George W. Bush turns up the heat on Saddam Hussein and prepares the country for possible war

Inside the Bubble
A look at the world that surrounds the President

Shuttle Tragedy
Images of the crew, the mission and the aftermath of the ill-fated flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia

When a House is Not a Home
The story of one working family's struggle for self-sufficiency, dignity—and a place to call their own

LIFE Books Presents: LIFE In Hollywood
The best work from Hollywood of many of the great LIFE photographers is here

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America on Alert
TIME.com's special coverage of the Sept. 11 attacks and the aftermath

Pictures of the Week

Cartoons of the Week

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