SCIENCE

Here Comes the Sun (Science/Space)

NASA taps a Hollywood pilot to attempt a daring catch of a spacecraft bearing priceless solar samples

BUSINESS

Making Of An Icon

How does a fashion designer get single-name status? Michael Kors thinks he has the answer

SPORT

Fever Pitch (Olympics 2004)

Athens' memorable moments during a surprisingly successful Games include dramatic gold-medal wins and the inevitable outbursts of anti-Americanism

THE ARTS

Up For Grabs (Art)

A shocking theft puts museums on notice: No treasure is truly safe

How I Stole a Ming Scroll (Art)

Patrick Bucklew is a New York City artist who dabbled in theft in the '80s. This is his story

Just Her Cup of Chai (Movies)

Vanity Fair could move director Mira Nair out of indies while keeping her true to India

The Way We Live Now (Arts/Books)

How do you write about the world after it has been upended? Two books take on life after Sept. 11

Talk of Love and Taxes (Movies)

A woman mistakes an accountant for a psychiatrist in an engaging film about Intimate Strangers

YOUR TIME

Feeling the Pressure? (Your Time/Health)

One out of three American adults has hypertension. What you need to know

May You Help You? (Your Time/Living)

Like self-service? Let's hope so. All sorts of places want you to take charge

Campus Connection (Your Time/Technology)

A look at the new twist on Internet dating, coming to a college near you

WORLD

BRIEFING

INSIDE BUSINESS

Prefab Rehab (TIME Bonus Section October 2004: Inside Business/Homebuilding)

Star architects are adding style and substance to prefab homes as manufacturers try to boost their share in a sizzling market

What Are Friends For? (TIME Bonus Section October 2004: Inside Business/Software)

Need a contact to score a big deal? Social-networking firms say their software can find a corporate friend

The Payoff In November (TIME Bonus Section October 2004: Inside Business/Investing)

Is Kerry better for your portfolio, or is bush? TIME's board of money managers calculates the election returns for investors

MedAire Is Everywhere (TIME Bonus Section October 2004: Inside Business/Travel)

Ill passengers are an airline's nightmare — but a healthy business opportunity