Time Magazine Contents Page MAY 24, 1993 VOL. 141 NO. 21

PUBLISHER'S LETTER 6

LETTERS 8

THE WEEK 21

MILESTONES 29

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HEALTH CARE: A Make-or-Break Issue

Clinton's comprehensive and radical overhaul

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Consumers: Hold onto your wallet

38

Interview: Ira Magaziner speaks out

41

THE MILITARY: Hearts and Minefields

A son's admission adds poignancy to the debate on gays

43

POLITICS: Mutiny in Perotland

Disillusioned fans want less of a boss and more of a crusader

44

IMMIGRATION: How the Sheik Got In

The story of Abdel Rahman's visa shows a need for reform

49

CITIES: Taking the A Train, Literally

A 16-year-old steals his way into New York City folklore

50

LAW: Free the Millionaires

Consultants help convicted offenders avoid prison terms

51

THE POLITICAL INTEREST: What Bosnia Policy?

Clinton huffs and puffs -- and takes a walk

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BALKANS: The Other War

The truce between Bosnia's Croats and Muslims disintegrates

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ENVIRONMENT: Whalers Flounder in Japan

A moratorium prevails while Norway spouts defiance

58

PRESS: Freud, Fun and Fraud

A celebrated libel suit goes to trial -- but will anyone win?

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COVER: Teaching Kids About Sex

The evidence that teens are more sexually active than ever before is forcing parents and educators to conclude it is time to overhaul our approach to sex education

69

HEALTH: Do Sunscreens Save Your Skin?

They don't block out all the sun's ultraviolet rays

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CINEMA: Hot-Weather Hopefuls

A scorecard on Hollywood's softer summer offerings

74

TELEVISION: Stay Tuned for the Hype

Local news shows are awash with dubious prime-time tie-ins

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The Arnolds vs. ABC: Tom and Roseanne play hardball

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REVIEWS

BOOKS Two looks at homosexuality, one urgent, one gossipy

CINEMA Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers is tightly confined

MUSIC Donald Fagen revives the ghost of Steely Dan

Composers silenced by the Holocaust are heard again

Highbrow Southern rock from Bruce Hornsby

THEATER Cheers' George Wendt carries a flimsy musical

PEOPLE 87

ESSAY 88

Cover: Photograph for TIME by Jeffery Newbury

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