Vol. 153 No. 17
NATION
Sure, he can talk tough on Kosovo and campaign reform. But can he ignite passion on other issues?
WORLD
As planners study a ground war, NATO unleashes ever more violent air attacks
Mind Game
The allies are also fighting a spin battle for the heads of the Serbian people. They're losing
No to a Ground War
Led by John McCain? Perhaps. But by Bill Clinton? Think again
A Worrisome Kosovo Mystery
SCIENCE
Filleted bones and an ape-man surprise: Could this big-toothed scavenger be our ancestor?
SOCIETY
Cleared as a murder suspect, a boy tries to rebuild his shattered life
NOTEBOOK
Notebook
History
Rauchen Sie Nicht! Hitler's Smoke Screed
His Way, Your Way
Milestones (Milestones)
Espionage
The FBI and Los Alamos' Mysterious Mrs. Lee
Numbers
Advances In Opera
Advances In Science
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Here's My Marijuana Card, Officer
In the capital of legal pot, you don't need much of an excuse
Welcome to the Works of the Trench Coat
BUSINESS
Using the market's new math, CMGI's David Wetherell is rolling out one gazillion-dollar IPO after another
Why the Internet Stock Bubble Refused to Burst
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Felicity, The PJs and Sports Night blazed a trail for offbeat shows. Now, Imagine Television is really heating up with six quirky new pilots
Humming The Battles (The Arts / Theater)
The Civil War has little history but lots of tunes
From Assisi's Treasury (The Arts / Art)
A show of medieval works serves as a reminder of repair efforts on the quake-damaged church
Gardens In The Dunes (The Arts / Short Takes)
By Leslie Marmon Silko
The Soul of a Small Town (The Arts / Books)
In his latest, Tracy Kidder stays close to home
A Thousand Suns (The Arts / Short Takes)
By Dominique Lapierre
eXistenZ (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by David Cronenberg
Pushing Tin (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by Mike Newell
Bury The Hatchet (The Arts / Short Takes)
The Cranberries
The Awful Truth (The Arts / Short Takes)
Bravo, Fridays
Second Stage Theatre (The Arts / Short Takes)
By Rem Koolhaas and Richard Gluckman
YOUR TIME
Talk to 10 different dealmakers and you get some surprisingly similar, sensible advice
E-Book Report (Personal Time / Your Technology)
If you haven't yet seen one of the new electronic books, you soon will. Are they worth reading?
Sunny-Side Up (Personal Time / Your Health)
Eating an egg a day won't keep the doctor away, but it probably won't hurt your heart either
Your Health (Personal Time / Your Health)
Your Money (Personal Time / Your Money)
Your Technology (Personal Time / Your Technology)
SPECIAL SECTION
On March 4, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold sat for this class picture. On April 17, they both went to the prom. What they did next left their school...
A Curse Of Cliques (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
There are good reasons to form tight-knit groups. But in America's high schools, they can be harsh
Bang, You're Dead (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
Revenge fantasies are proliferating in movies and on TV. But should they be blamed for Littleton?
Coming to Clarity About Guns (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
Are we witnessing a cultural shift that says gunmakers are to blame?
What Politicians Can't Do (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
They chose soul searching over easy fixes. But should they do the parenting?
What Can The Schools Do? (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
Metal detectors, mesh book bags, armed police--should kids have to attend prisons? Here's what some schools have done to prevent violence
Digital Dungeons (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
Gory fantasy beckons to kids from websites and video games. It can be playful. But often it's hateful
Multi-Colored Families (Time Select / Family)
Racially mixed households face their own challenges. Here's how they are trying to meet them
Stepped-On Moms (Time Select / Family)
It can be rougher than many new stepmothers think to fit into a family that's already in progress
We're Goths and Not Monsters (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
Where Were the Parents? (Special Report / The Littleton Massacre)
Could they not notice their kids' rage? Could you?
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