Vol. 167 No. 8
BUSINESS
good guys while running a company worth $100 billion?
Meet The Google Guys (The Interview)
Be A Google Expert (Quirky Tips)
SCIENCE
Nation Captured the Lead in the Genetic Revolution
SPORT
Italy's city of Fiats and chocolate, vermouth and the shroud plays host to the Olympics with a ceremony full of dance, Dante and other delights, even as controversies and harsh realities lurk
NOTEBOOK
Congresswoman Heather Wilson is battling Bush on surveilllance
Milestones
Abramoff's Kodak Moment
Gold-Medal Motives
Numbers
Punchlines
Getting Hyper About Ritalin (Status Report)
Caught In A Gunfight
Will Someone Please Lend This Guy a Hand? (In The Arena)
30 Years Ago In TIME
Verbatim
Tumult in Toon Town (Chasing Oscar)
Blogwatch
NATION
The Democratic Party's new star has many admirers, but they all expect something from him. Can he please everyone?
The Establishment's Pick? (Political Memo)
WORLD
As the rage over the Muhammad cartoons burns on, TIME explains why the controversy erupted months after the caricatures appeared--and what could have averted the crisis
EDUCATION
As campuses fight boorish behavior, the nation's largest fraternity seeks a manners makeover
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
David Hockney is older and more British but still just as mischievous
A Barrel of Monkeys (Music)
A new British band comes to the U.S. on a wave of hype--and deserves every ounce of it
6 Reality TV Gems (Really)
Everyone loves to hate the genre, but these shows are just plain likable
YOUR TIME
Play's the Thing (Technology)
Smart dolls, ticklish monkeys, and computers for tots at the 2006 American International Toy Fair
PEOPLE
10 Questions For Karen Hughes (Interview)
LETTERS
ESSAY
A mom suspects that girls love them for the same thing she doesn't: their 'tude