Monday, May. 17, 2004
Table of Contents
10 QUESTIONS: Rodney Dangerfield on respect, pot, and sex at 82 8
LETTERS 12
NOTEBOOK: An Oregon lawyer caught up in the net of terrorism; Kerry moves to the center 17
MILESTONES: A defrocked priest; the Duke of Devonshire 23
IN THE ARENA: Joe Klein on how Bush is blinded by righteousness 25
NATION
Embryonic Rebellion Why states are revolting against the President's stem-cell policy 49
COVER
Inside the Scandal What went wrong and who's to blame for turning Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison into a house of horrors 26
Brute Behavior Why did they do it? Psychologists have a disturbing answer for why U.S. soldiers acted so badly 38
The Stress Matrix Intelligence interrogations are never pretty. What works, what doesn't and where to draw the line 44
BUSINESS
American Cheers Up With cost cutting and counseling, the world's angriest airline tries to fly right 53
SOCIETY
Oregon's Trail As Massachusetts struggles with gay marriage, an Oregon county has already redefined wedlock 56
L.A. Story Editor John Carroll has given the L.A. Times a prizewinning makeover 64
Cooking 101 Bypassing college, students are going to culinary schools to learn how to feed a nation hungry for fine dining 67
ARTS
Updating Superman The original superhero gets in touch with his dark side 70
BOOKS: Another Kennedy tell-all; Kent Haruf returns to small-town life in Eventide 74
FILM: Kids in peril; the Olsen twins grow up 76
YOUR TIME
HEALTH: Kids and hypertension; the side effects of spanking 81
TECHNOLOGY: Sony's new luxury electronics; a smarter sneaker 82
STYLE: Sacred themes in tees and 'zines; party-planning books 85
PEOPLE: A first look at Be Cool; a Lennon-Jagger coupling 87
ESSAY: Nancy Gibbs on the painful images of Abu Ghraib 88