Vol. 141 No. 23

NATION

"Rocky" Clinton -- Often Down, Never Out (The Week)

A Bride, a Corpse . . . (White House)

Egos And Ids (The Week)

Flying Blind (White House)

From Mao and Chou To Bert and Ernie (The Week)

Health Report (The Week)

Informed Sources (The Week)

Kampuchea Tax Revolt (The Week)

Marla Maples Ennobled (The Week)

News Digest May 23-29 (The Week)

That Sinking Feeling
Is Clinton up to the job? As a staff shake-up begins and his four-month approval ratings dip to record lows, Americans are starting to wonder +

The Crystal Ball (The Week)

The Shows We Won't Be Seeing (The Week)

U.S.-Japan Murder Deficit (The Week)

Vox Pop (The Week)

What Is "Affirmative Action"? (The Week)

Winners & Losers (The Week)

WORLD

Never, Never, Never (South Africa)
The white right wing vows to fight to the death against black majority rule -- or create an independent state

Secretary Of Shhhhh! (Diplomacy)
Just like his boss, Warren Christopher quietly resists taking the initiative on foreign policy

Striking At the Past Itself (Italy)
Terrorists bomb the Uffizi, destroying lives and precious artifacts of civilization

The 21st Century Princess (Royals)
Masako Owada, the soon-to-be bride of the heir to the Chrysanthemum Throne, is no shrinking violet

SOCIETY

The Voices Told Him to Kill (Crime)
Brain-damaged and schizophrenic, Bobby Lewis Shaw killed two people. Now he awaits execution even though he has never been able to use insanity as a legal defense.

RELIGION

The Secrets of St. Lawrence
A Capuchin school provides Catholicism's latest sex-abuse scandal

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Newswatch
Clinton vs. the Press

Spectator
The Clinton-Hollywood Co-Dependency

The Political Interest
He Ain't Dead Yet

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BUSINESS

Bypassing the Brokers (Wall Street)
Savvy little guys use Wall Street's own computers to outsmart market pros

How the Aga Khan Stumbled (Finance)
He's not only a spiritual leader, he's also a billionaire and a careful investor. So why are his bankers after him?

My Hair-Raising Ride (Wall Street)

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

A Film of One's Own (Cinema)
With her ravishing version of Virginia Woolf's Orlando, England's Sally Potter beats the big boys at their game

Blaming The Victim (Reviews Books)

Dark Visions Of Primal Myth (Reviews Art)

Snow Job in a Dry T Shirt (Reviews Cinema)

Souls On Ice (Reviews Music)

SPECIAL SECTION

And Now, Who Shot R.F.K.? (History)
A new radio documentary raises the old question of whether America is hooked on conspiracy theories

PEOPLE

Philosopher With a Mission (Profile)
With his new, hot-selling book on race, CORNEL WEST could become the most important black intellectual of the 1990s

TO OUR READERS

From the Publisher (From The Publisher)

ESSAY

Living Out the Wars of 1968