Vol. 166 No. 10
HEALTH & MEDICINE
More and more, doctors are diagnosing coronary disease without any invasive tests whatever
Do You Know Your Calcium Score? (Health)
The Newest Risk Factor
Once the stethoscope was the only tool doctors had for diagnosing heart trouble. Today, using the latest technology they can take detailed, three-dimensional and even moving pictures of that vital organ. Here's a guide to the many choices available
NATION
He's going to be on the Supreme Court for life. So what kind of justice will he be?
WORLD
Rape is the weapon of choice in Darfur, but Sudan's government doesn't want to hear about it
Angela's Aspirations
Meet the (reflective) woman who stands likely to become Germany's first female leader
The Invasion of the Chinese Cyberspies (And the Man Who Tried to Stop Them) (TIME In Depth)
An exclusive look at how the hackers called TITAN RAIN are stealing U.S. secrets
SCIENCE
Las Vegas eyes rural Nevada's aquifers, triggering a debate about the future of this arid region
RELIGION
Christian yoga is gaining a devout following--upsetting purists, Hindus and some Christians
NOTEBOOK
A report says his global influence is growing
Dope War in Afghanistan
The U.S. DEA and Afghan units are poised for an aggressive offensive
Target: Guzzlers (Speed Read)
Speed Read: New fuel-efficiency proposals
Educating an Oil Minister
An Iranian official takes a hit over his educational background
Another Hill for Lance
The cycling world is up in arms over allegations of doping
The Chief Gets to Keep His Job
Several schools keep their Native American mascots after an NCAA ruling
Your Friendly Local Library?
Libraries aren't feeling so generous about late fees
Numbers
28 Years Ago in TIME
Verbatim
Milestones
Punchlines
BUSINESS
Get ready for a wave of new features--from 3-D satellite pics of your house to news tailored to your "clickstream." A guide to innovative engines
Catching Up to Stay Ahead (Technology)
Testing Beijing's Limits
In the quest for China's lucrative--and elusive--TV market, did Murdoch bend the rules?
Wal-Mart's Urban Romance
How one city was won over
Taking the Battle to D.C. (Public Relations 101)
LAW
Nobody wants a pedophile living next door. But will new residency restrictions for sex offenders really make kids safer?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Gwyneth Paltrow, the golden child of independent film, has an Oscar, a rock-star husband, a beautiful baby and homes in two countries. Who needs movies?
Major Label, Minor Key (Music)
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Climb Every Mountain (Books)
An adventurous critic will go to any lengths to find out why art makes a difference in our lives
Of Madmen, Movie Stars And Math (Review)
Why the Caged Bird Sings (Television)
If you can give your disbelief a suspended sentence, you'll get a kick out of the new drama Prison Break
6 Movies On A Grand Scale (Film)
No little indie dramas here: just lots of carnage, conquest and Russell Crowe
A Prairie Film Companion (Movies)
Garrison Keillor made his popular radio show into a movie script. What will Robert Altman do with it?
YOUR TIME
Cool For School (Technology)
It's fall, when a parent's thoughts turn to school supplies. Below you'll find hot new gadgets for students of all ages; for more, plus pricing information, go to time.com/bts.
Aspirin Scores Again (Health)
PEOPLE
Back to School
10 Questions for Ron Meyer (Interview)
Q & A Candace Bushnell
Ocean's 300 (Hotel Rooms)
LETTERS
ESSAY
That is, until the swoon of August makes me wonder why I cared so much
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
look--flowing, layered and beaded--is headed to school this fall
A Family Of Poems (Time Bonus Section September 2005: Connections / Conversation)
A new book of children's poetry inspired by a Kennedy tradition
Not Just for Kids (Time Bonus Section September 2005: Connections / Body & Mind)
Why anorexia and bulimia are on the rise in women confronting their midlife years
Kindergarten Jitters (Time Bonus Section September 2005: Connections)
Art projects? Field trips? Oh, the horror! Why Mom's not ready for school