Vol. 143 No. 4
COVER
Dreams of gold and glory in figure skating are very elusive. To become a champion, start with talent, money, monomania and a top-ranked coach.
Tarnished Victory (Cover Stories)
Charges and questions swirl around her, but did Tonya Harding know about the plot to maim her rival?
The Odyssey of an Orphan (Cover Stories)
NATION
Chronicles (Chronicles)
Diagnosing Bill Gates (Chronicles)
Dispatches Industrial Flea Market (Chronicles)
Health Report (Chronicles)
Informed Sources (Chronicles)
Inside Washington (Chronicles)
From the Man Who Brought You Willie Horton . . .
Raw Data (Chronicles)
The Tangled Web (The Presidency)
As Reno chooses a special prosecutor, new questions arise in the Whitewater case
The Week January 9-15 (Chronicles)
Winners & Losers (Chronicles)
WORLD
In the wake of Clinton's saxophone summitry, his advisers claim that everyone came away happy. But the President's work may have only just begun.
Boris Yeltsin: "May God Help Us" (Diplomacy)
SCIENCE
Researchers brace themselves for a new era of tighter control and stingier funding from Washington
Hubble Out of Trouble (Space)
Super photos prove the repairs were successful
HEALTH & MEDICINE
As medical inflation eases, so does the sense of urgency that Clinton needs to push his revolutionary plan
SOCIETY
Big-city hospitals have developed inventive programs to solve the tragedy of abandoned babies
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time (Contents)
Magazine contents page January 24, 1994 VOL. 143 NO. 4
Time (Masthead)
Magazine Masthead JANUARY 24, 1994 VOL. 143 NO. 4
EDUCATION
In a dustup over campus sexual politics, a collegian charged with intimidation is asked to study elsewhere
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Hollywood's hardiest risk taker and troublemaker is back, with two powerful performances
For King and Country (The Arts & Media Television)
A wicked British mini-series imagines a political battle royal
Furthermore (The Arts & Media Cinema)
Furthermore (The Arts & Media Television)
Grit in the Windy City (The Arts & Media Cinema)
Actress Madeleine Stowe ignites an ordinary thriller
Icons of Stalinism (The Arts & Media Art)
Soviet Socialist Realism portrayed a godlike Maximum Leader reigning over a communist heaven
Lost Chords (The Arts & Media Books)
A cellist with perfect pitch in a novel of somber dissonance
Magic From a Wizard's Brew (The Arts & Media Music)
Dead Can Dance evokes the mystical and the exotic
Rap's New Jazz Messengers Us (The Arts & Media Music)
3 Takes Fusion Further Than Some Have Ever Dreamed
Return of the Slugger (The Arts & Media Television)
After a respite from Hollywood, programming whiz Brandon Tartikoff swings for the fences again
Speaking in Tongues (The Arts & Media Books)
Nonstop chatter makes light of the law's dark side
The Taut Wire of Childhood Memory (The Arts & Media Books)
Columnists Art Buchwald and Pete Hamill describe how their early lives were seared by the Great Depression