Vol. 164 No. 8
COVER
WILDLIFE RESERVES ALONE CANNOT PROTECT BIG CATS. A LOOK AT NEW WAYS TO SAVE THEM
Biting the Hand--Or Worse (Cover Story / Science)
NATION
A newly revealed summit of terrorists raises fears of a fresh plan to attack the U.S. This bombmaker and pilot could be a key player
An Old Spy Comes In from the Hill (At The CIA)
The Governor's Secret Life
New Jersey's James McGreevey announces he's gay, had an affair and is resigning. But it's much more complicated than that
WORLD
The U.S. and the Iraqi government struggle to contain the truculent cleric Muqtada al-Sadr
SOCIETY
Like the supermoms before them, today's fathers are struggling to balance work and home
This Bud's For The U.S. (Crime)
Canada's relaxed drug laws may be fueling a boom in marijuana exports to America
SPORT
With a theatrical nod to its mythology and rich history-- and without a hitch--Athens brought the Olympic Games home in a dazzling fashion
NOTEBOOK
Verbatim
How Long A War? Let's Ask
Performance Of The Week
Softening The Republicans' Message
Street Theater For The G.O.P.
Could Bill Clinton Beat Abe Lincoln?
Help From The Homeless
Milestones (Milestones)
Numbers (Milestones)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Table of Contents (Table Of Contents)
Why Lines Must Be Drawn
Stem cells present a complex moral issue. Shame on Democrats for polarizing it
BUSINESS
The Days, owned by its advertisers, may boost ABC'S bottom line. But will they control content?
The Internet Is Calling
Web phone service is exploding. And maverick Jeffrey Citron lit the industry's fuse
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
A revolutionary who fought for spontaneity over correctness JULIA CHILD, 1912-2004
Men, Women and Fighting (Movies)
Hero splashes love and death in ravishing colors
The Concertina of Time (Books)
In Cloud Atlas David Mitchell makes writing a high-wire act--brave, dazzling but too far aloft
YOUR TIME
A store that sells what's so last season
What Works At Work? (Style)
Natural Wonders Of The Jewelry World (Style)
Girl, Expatriated (Living)
In the sequel to an acclaimed graphic novel, an Iranian author goes secular
Just a Shot of Dessert (Living)
Longer Distance (Living)
A Stereo with a Brain (Tech)
You can train Bose's new system to play songs you like. Is it worth the price?
Laverne Speaks (Tech)
Home Theater To Take With You (Tech)
SPECIAL SECTION
World Briefing (Time Bonus Section September 2004: Global Business)
The Tech Specialists (Time Bonus Section September 2004: Global Business / Technology)
Thought the tech revolution came to an end when the dotcom bubble burst? Think again. From nanotechnology to stem-cell research to Internet businesses, innovations are coming fast and furious. Meet th
Gold Mining (Time Bonus Section September 2004: Global Business / Olympics)
How much are corporate sponsors willing to shell out for Olympic medal winners?
Pairing Up (Time Bonus Section September 2004: Global Business / Investing)
With the stock market zigzagging, the popular hedge-fund practice of pairs trading may be for you
Tierra del Vino (Time Bonus Section September 2004: Global Business / The Global Life)
South America's wine country is exporting designer grapes and embracing eno-tourism
PEOPLE
What Made Craig Say "Later"?
Q&A With Seth Green
Hollywood's Latest Invasion: A Smorgasbord of Great Danes
10 Questions For Bob Costas (Interview)