NATION
. . . And on Capitol Hill
What do Democrats stand for?
A Skeleton in Barney's Closet
A gay prostitute stretches the limit for sex scandals
Hud: More Silence From Sam (American Notes)
More Silence From Sam
Kentucky: Another AK-47 Massacre (American Notes)
Another AK-47 Massacre
South Carolina: Sunken Garden Of Gold (American Notes)
Sunken Garden Of Gold
Texas: A Hairy Legal Issue (American Notes)
A Hairy Legal Issue
Big Scam on Campus
A bogus Frenchman gives a course in con
Hope, Not Fear
New York may be the next city to elect a black mayor
Last Gasp for the Everglades
A surprise lawsuit may keep Florida's wetlands from choking on pollution
Vision Problems at State: James Baker
Critics say James Baker has no consistent policies
WORLD
America Abroad: The Scientist in the Kremlin
The Scientist in the Kremlin
Colombia Truce or Consequences?
Unease grows over the wages of the drug war
Coming To America
East Germany: The More Things Change . . .
Greece Out of Office, Into the Dock?
Papandreou is accused in the Koskotas scandal
Refugees The Great Escape
By allowing thousands of East Germans to flee to West Germany, Hungary infuriates its Warsaw Pact ally. But how will the new arrivals fare?
Soviet Union Look Who's Feeling Picked On
Russian minorities become targets for discrimination in some republics, adding ethnic hostility to Gorbachev's many woes
Espionage: The Perfect Spy Story (World Notes)
The Perfect Spy Story
Middle East: Piecemeal Peace (World Notes)
Piecemeal Peace
Namibia: Return of the Warrior (World Notes)
Return of the Warrior
South Africa: No More Sjamboks (World Notes)
No More Sjamboks
SCIENCE
Environment: The Stain Will Remain On Alaska (Environment)
Exxon's $1 billion cleanup cannot erase the oil spill
SOCIETY
Atlantic City, New Jersey Boardwalk Of Broken Dreams (American Scene)
The hometown of the con job may now be the victim of one
Ethics: Returning Bones of Contention (Ethics)
A bitter debate over spiritual values and scholarly needs
PRESS
Press: Sun-Rise In St. Louis
A new metropolitan daily is packaged for the video era
SPORT
Sport: Wa Is Hell The name of the game is besuboru
TECHNOLOGY
Technology: Time For Some Fuzzy Thinking
An oddball approach to computer science pays off in Japan
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Contents Page Vol. 134 No. 13 SEPTEMBER 25, 1989 (Contents)
Vol. 134 No. 13 SEPTEMBER 25, 1989
Time Magazine Masthead Vol. 134 No. 13 SEPTEMBER 25, 1989 (Masthead)
Vol. 134 No. 13 SEPTEMBER 25, 1989
BUSINESS
COMIC BOOKS: Richie Rich Finds a Friend
Richie Rich Finds a Friend
COMPUTERS: Have Mac, Will Travel
Have Mac, Will Travel
MANAGEMENT: Starting Over In Warsaw
Starting Over In Warsaw
STOCKBROKERS: A Ringing In His Ears
A Ringing In His Ears
TYCOONS: Order to Go: One Big Pie
Order to Go: One Big Pie
Debt Propelled
The airline-buyout binge raises fears that jet safety will suffer
It's A Small World After All
An ethnic rainbow is brightening ads and fashion runways
Panic in The Junk Pile
The Empire Shrinks Back
Campeau gives up his crown jewel, but will it be enough?
EDUCATION
Education: Is An Ivy Degree Worth Remortgaging the Farm?
Education: Sticker Shock at the Ivory Tower
Parents are raging over "Chivas Regal" tuitions, but private colleges are crying poor -
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Books: American Pie (Books)
Video: At 15, Saturday Night Lives (Video)
The laughs are still coming, but the old gleam is gone
Critics' Voices: Sep. 25, 1989 (Critics' Voices)
Music: Ferocious Parable (Music)
A Weill opera goes Hollywood
Books: In The Dell (Books)
Cinema: Policeman's Lot (Cinema)
Theater: Razor's Edge (Theater)
Imagining Sweeney's world
Cinema: The Bland Face of State Terror (Cinema)
Books: They Take Their Lumps (Books)
PEOPLE
Norway's Radical Daughter GRO HARLEM BRUNDTLAND (Profile)
GRO HARLEM BRUNDTLAND, the Prime Minister, is a Postmodern Green Neosocialist Philogynic Philosopher-Queen. But just call her Gro