Vol. 144 No. 24
COVER
An obsessive focus on show-ring looks is crippling, sometimes fatally, America's purebred dogs
NATION
Health Report (Chronicles)
Just Wondering (Chronicles)
Neither Rain Nor Sleet Nor Rampant Inflation (Chronicles)
Now Showing (Chronicles)
Poorly Treated Guest of the Week (Chronicles)
The Once and Future Hillary (The White House)
Belying rumors of self-doubt, the First Lady reappears, unapologetic and as feisty as ever
The Really Big Chill (Chronicles)
The Week November 27-December 3 (Chronicles)
Time on Capitol Hill Gatt and You (Chronicles)
Winners & Losers (Chronicles)
WORLD
One Thousand Days of Solitude
Allied in Failure (Bosnia)
Western impotence over Bihac is the culmination of two years of ineffectual wrangling among Washington, its European partners and the U.N.
Fire in the Caucasus (Russia)
Yeltsin's ultimatum to breakaway Chechnya prompts fears of a homegrown Afghanistan war
Getting the Hang of It (Haiti)
Despite huge problems, a newly molded Aristide has given his country what it never had before: hope
The Power of American Magic (Haiti)
Who Can Tell What Washington Wants? (Bosnia)
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Doctors warn that relentless blows to the head may be giving football players lasting brain damage
SOCIETY
TECHNOLOGY
A pair of electronic mail bombings underscores the fragility of the world's largest computer network
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
The Political Interest
Reinventing Bill Clinton
Time (Contents)
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BUSINESS
To buttress industry at home and policy abroad, the U.S. becomes the arms merchant to the world
No Pain, Just Gain (On The Money)
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Years after Prince suppressed it, his fabled Black Album appears
Flack Attack (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
A political novel finds the humor in going negative
Frank & Co. (The Arts & Media / MUSIC)
Duets II pairs Sinatra with wannabes and some winners
Funny Girl (The Arts & Media / CINEMA)
How does a Dorothy Parker biopic manage to be witless?
Hurricane Camille Blows Again (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
Camille Paglia's latest collection is a scrapbook -- a book of her scraps with those stodgy old feminists -- and one blistering read
I Like New York in Yule (The Arts & Media / SHOW BUSINESS)
With Rockettes, stores and Scrooges, Manhattan evokes the ghosts of Christmas past
Something to Sing About (The Arts & Media / THEATER)
A very traditional British cast finds rapture in As You Like It
The Shock of the Old (The Arts & Media / MUSIC)
Conducting an orchestra playing original instruments, John Eliot Gardiner finds the revolutionary in Beethoven
Tim At the Top (The Arts & Media / SHOW BUSINESS)
With a No. 1 movie, a No. 1 TV show and a No. 1 book, Tim Allen is having an unbeatable year
Wild Child or Wise Woman? (The Arts & Media / CINEMA)
In Nell, Jodie Foster gives a fierce, beautiful performance as someone who grew up in isolation and speaks her own dialect