NATION
THE POINT OF NO RETURN (Taxes)
AS A HELLISH TAX SEASON ENDS, POLITICIANS PROPOSE RADICAL OVERHAULS OF THE WAY AMERICANS PAY FOR THEIR GOVERNMENT
AN UNWHOLE NEW BALL GAME (Labor)
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL IS BACK, BUT WITH A SHORTENED SEASON, A CAMP FOR THE UNEMPLOYED, AND STILL NO DEAL
TAX CUTS AND CIRCUSES (Taxes)
AS THE 100 DAYS END, REPUBLICANS ARE TORN BETWEEN CONFLICTING IDEALS
WORLD
DEATH IN THE AFTERNOON (The Philippines)
A RAID BY SEPARATIST MUSLIMS LEAVES A PROVINCIAL TOWN IN RUINS
WAR & TERRORISM
ALL HANDS ON DECK (Military)
A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT OF MEN AND WOMEN ABOARD THE U.S.S. EISENHOWER
SOCIETY
WHATEVER EDGAR BRONFMAN WANTS (Takeovers)
SEAGRAM'S HEIR WILL TRY TO GET. NOW HE'S MAKING HIS OWN MOVIE MELODRAMA: THE TAKING OF MCA
A NEW TOUCH OF CLASS (Fashion)
FASHION AFTER YEARS OF DRIVING WOMEN AWAY WITH GIMMICKS AND EXCESS, THE LATEST TURN IN FASHION IS -- SURPRISE! -- BACK TO ELEGANT, WEARABLE CLOTHES
THE RUNWAY GIRLS TAKE OFF (Fashion)
LITHE BUT CLEARLY NOT LAZY, SUPERMODELS HAVE BECOME FULL-SERVICE CELEBRITIES FOR THE '90S
MEMORY ON TRIAL (Behavior)
IN A CLOSELY WATCHED CASE, A JUDGE WILL RULE ON THE CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES WHO REPRESS AND THEN REMEMBER INCIDENTS OF RAPE, INCEST AND MURDER
THE MUSE AND THE MASTER (Fashion)
TECHNOLOGY
BACK TO THE REAL WORLD
NEW BOOKS FROM THE FRONT LINES OF THE INFORMATION REVOLUTION URGE CYBERSPACE CADETS TO GET A LIFE
THE DEVIL IN THE NETWORK (The Internet)
A PROGRAM CALLED SATAN, WHICH THREATENED TO POKE HOLES IN CYBERSPACE, MAY PLUG THEM INSTEAD
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
DUCKS, FLIPS AND PANDERS (The Political Interest)
People, Apr. 17, 1995 (People)
POPULIST RAGE? IT'LL FADE FAST (Essay)
Letters, Apr. 17, 1995 (Letters)
The Week, Apr. 17, 1995 (Chronicles)
DISPATCHES: CRAZY? HEY, YOU NEVER KNOW (Chronicles)
Milestones, Apr. 17, 1995 (Milestones)
BUSINESS
WILL MURDOCH BE OUTFOXED?
A LITTLE-NOTICED FEDERAL PROBE HAS STALLED THE MOGUL'S U.S. EMPIRE-AND PERHAPS IMPERILED IT
TALES FROM THE ELEVATOR (Corporations)
TWO WOMEN FILL IN DETAILS OF SEXUAL-HARASSMENT ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE FORMER CHIEF OF W.R. GRACE
EDUCATION
PLAYING THE NUMBERS
THE CLOUT OF COLLEGE GUIDEBOOKS IS TEMPTING SOME SCHOOLS TO PULL RANK BY INFLATING SAT AVERAGES
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
PAINTING THE TOWN BLUE (Music)
A NEW CROP OF YOUNG ROCKERS IS DISCOVERING THAT FOR ANGST AND EXISTENTIAL MISERY, THERE'S NOTHING QUITE LIKE THE BLUES
JANE SMILEY: HOW HIGH THE MOO? (Books)
JANE SMILEY SKEWERS COLLEGE LIFE AND PORK BY-PRODUCTS
PECULIAR BUT GRAND (The Arts & Media)
UNKNOWN OUTSIDE AUSTRALIA, THE PROUD AND ISOLATED IAN FAIRWEATHER BRILLIANTLY MIXED THE STYLES OF EAST AND WEST
BOOKS: WHEN HARRY LUCE MET TEDDY WHITE (The Arts & Media)
TIME EDITOR HENRY LUCE AND PRIZED REPORTER THEODORE WHITE WERE,A NEW BOOK REVEALS, PERHAPS JOURNALISM'S ODDEST COUPLE