July 25, 1994 | Vol. 144 No. 4

Battle for the Soul of the Internet (TECHNOLOGY)

The world's largest computer network, once the playground of scientists, hackers and gearheads, is being overrun by lawyers, merchants and millions of new users. Is there room for everyone?

Chronicles (Chronicles)

Communist Autarchy Successor of the Week (Chronicles)

Going Wild (National Parks)

Overrun by visitors and blighted by development, the national parks try some drastic remedies

Health Report: Jul. 25, 1994 (Chronicles)

Informed Sources: Jul. 25, 1994 (Chronicles)

The White House Searches for Intelligence (Chronicles / Inside Washington)

The White House Searches for Intelligence

Neil Armstrong, You've Just Walked on the Moon -- What Are You Going to Do Now? (Chronicles)

Only 12 men have set foot on the moon. Today, 25 years after Neil Armstrong's first step, they are scattered about the country. Not all of them are aerospace consultants or evangelical Christians.

Netwatch (Chronicles)

The Beatification of St. Stephen (Chronicles)

A grueling grilling for the Supreme Court nominee by the Senate Judiciary Committee

The Week July 10-16 (Chronicles)

Winners & Losers: Jul. 25, 1994 (Chronicles)

Haiti: An Island Full of Fugitives

Back to the USSR? (Former Soviet Union)

Not really, but election results in Belarus and Ukraine reflect a desire to move closer to Moscow

Bridging the Divide (Middle East)

Plans for an Israel-Jordan summit in Washington herald another step toward peace in the region

Africa: Exodus From Rwanda (Africa)

The fighting seems to be over. But the wholesale flight of Hutu foreshadows new and different tragedies.

Struggling with Imperial Debris (Former Soviet Union)

Haiti: Threat and Defiance

Clinton and Cedras keep pounding the war drums, but both sides quietly hope for a peaceful way out

And Will We Ever Return? (Space)

Jupiter's Inferno

A comet's violent collision with the giant planet is proving spectacular

Why We Went to the Moon (Space)

On the 25th anniversary of Apollo 11, TIME's correspondent at the Kennedy White House tells how the quest began

Hitting the Great Divide (Health Care)

The abortion issue, mostly ignored for months, suddenly threatens the outlook for Clinton's plan

Out of the Line of Fire (Crime)

Alarmed by teenage violence, cities campaign to keep kids off the streets

The Political Interest: How the Chicken Got Loose (The Political Interest)

How the Chicken Got Loose

Magazine Contents Page (Contents)

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