October 2, 2000 | Vol. 156 No. 14

Campaign 2000: Debate Mind Games (Campaign 2000)

Bush can stay focused and deflect attacks; Gore knows his stuff and can expose holes in an opponent's plan. Don't underestimate either one

Issues 2000: Who's Tops On Tuition? (Issues 2000)

The candidates play against type, as Bush aims aid at the poor and Gore targets middle-class parents

Campaign 2000: The Oprah Primary (Campaign 2000)

Who won? Gore explained his famous kiss, but Bush planted one on the host

Campaign 2000: Who's Right About Oil? (Campaign 2000)

Gore said tap the emergency reserve to show he takes the side of the little guy. Bush yelled, Pander! But can a pander also be smart policy?

Campaign 2000: TIME Issues Briefing: Controlling Oil Prices (Campaign 2000)

Gore says the price crisis merits opening the strategic reserve. Bush says that's bad policy. Who's right, and who has the better plan for the future?

Campaign 2000: Chasing The Undecided: The Swing Set (Campaign 2000)

Homicide In The Sky

The death of an unruly Southwest Airlines passenger remains a mystery. Was it mob justice?

Showdown In Peru

Rocked by a graft scandal, Fujimori calls new elections and vows to clean house. But will he do it?

The Stolen Generation

Aborigines taken from their families in the name of assimilation seek an apology from white Australia

Anthropology: Yanomami: WHAT HAVE WE DONE TO THEM? (Anthropology)

A new book charges scientists with abusing the famous tribe, stirring fierce debate in academia

Tempest in a Taco Shell (Bioengineering)

If You Liked The Movie...

A horror classic is back--and so is exorcism, an old rite getting new respect

High Flyers (The Summer Olympics)

Two different athletes, two different styles, one result: Marion Jones and Maurice Greene are the fastest in the world

Lenny Krayzelburg (The Summer Olympics)

The Ukrainian-born backstroker takes three golds, showing the Aussies who rules the pool

Tara Nott (The Summer Olympics)

Camilla Martin (The Summer Olympics)

Steve Redgrave (The Summer Olympics)

Meet the Napster

Shawn Fanning was 18 when he wrote the code that changed the world. His fate, and ours, is now in the court's hands

A Crisis of Content

It's not just pop music. Every industry that trades in intellectual property--from publishing to needlework patterns--could get Napsterized

Fears of a Tech Pioneer (First Person)

A Peer-to-Peer Primer

Notebook: Oct. 2, 2000 (Notebook)

Careful, or Your Face Will Stay That Way (Notebook Goes To The Olympics)

Olympic-Size Freeloading (Notebook)

Milestones Oct. 2, 2000 (Notebook / Milestones)

Ewe Win (Notebook Goes To The Olympics)

You're Outta Here! (Notebook Goes To The Olympics)

News Quiz Oct. 2, 2000 (Notebook)

Campaign 2000: Tapegate (Notebook)

Numbers: Oct. 2, 2000 (Notebook / Numbers)

You Lose (Notebook Goes To The Olympics)

This Will Only Hurt for a Minute (Skeptical Eye)

The antivaccine movement would be laughable--if it weren't so dangerous

Exile On Main Street (Essay)

Nobody knows you when you're barefoot and cold and wrapped in blue plastic

Hold the Pickles, Please (Steve Lopez's America)

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