Vol. 142 No. 27
NATION
Amid a call for Packwood to resign, his secretary testifies that the Senator has tampered with his diaries
Apparently, a Kiss Is Not Still a Kiss (Chronicles)
Chronicles (Chronicles)
Dispatches Meeting the Deadline (Chronicles)
Facing the Music (Investigation)
Michael Jackson returns home amid a swirl of accusations that he sexually abused young boys
Fallout From Nasty Secrets (Scandals)
How the U.S. used its citizens as guinea pigs
Health Report (Chronicles)
Inside Washington Writer Says Arkansas Troopers Helped Clinton "Cheat on Wife" (Chronicles)
Strength on the Right (Chronicles)
The Crystal Ball (Chronicles)
The Week December 12-18 (Chronicles)
Winners & Losers (Chronicles)
Yes, Virginia, There Is a How-to Manual (Chronicles)
WORLD
Vladimir Zhirinovsky taps into the dark side of a Russia feeling humiliation and loss of self-esteem
No Reason to Cheer (Russia)
The surprise success of Vladimir Zhirinovsky's neofascist party in the parliamentary elections imperils reform at home and sets off alarm bells abroad
WAR & TERRORISM
An abrupt resignation and speedy replacement signal Clinton's problems with the military -- and the President's intention to set things right
Don't Call Him Bobby Ray: Portrait of an "Operator" (Defense)
SCIENCE
It's far from perfect, but researchers unveil the first complete map of all 23 pairs of human chromosomes
Proof Against Heart Attacks
A study touts the benefits of moderate drinking
SOCIETY
A spate of murder-kidnappings raises alarm among parents. What can be done?
RELIGION
Suddenly the heavenly host is upon us, and in the New Age a grass-roots revolution of the spirit has all sorts of people asking all sorts of questions about angels
Sympathy for the Devil (Cover Religion)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Masthead DECEMBER 27, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 27 (Masthead)
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Reading for wine lovers on everything from bargain Cabernets to hijacking Gunny-Bunnys
And the Sorrows of Joy (The Arts & Media Cinema)
Debating the Holocaust (The Arts & Media Press)
Those who deny the Nazi atrocities are finding a platform in college newspapers and raising a First Amendment ruckus
The Fat Lady Sings (The Arts & Media Art)
An exhibit affirms Lucian Freud, 71, as the best realist painter alive
Tidings of Job (The Arts & Media Cinema)
Not much cheer this movie season, as three more weighty dramas deck the malls with cries of horror
To Catch a Thief (The Arts & Media Books)
Thievery, homosexuality and treachery -- in a new biography the unruly life of Jean Genet gets a sober, subtle accounting
Tremors of Genderquake (The Arts & Media Books)
A young feminist argues that women should unite to conquer, but her attention keeps wandering from the point