NATION
Dispatches: Policy Wonks in Paradise (The Week)
Policy Wonks in Paradise
Health Report: Jul. 26, 1993 (The Week)
Informed Sources: Jul. 26, 1993 (The Week)
Japanese Impolitics (The Week)
News Digest July 11-17 (The Week)
Rogergram Our Periodic Update on the First Half Brother (The Week)
The Week: Jul. 26, 1993 (The Week)
The Week: Jul. 26, 1993 (The Week)
Vatican Studios? (The Week)
Vox Pop: Jul. 26, 1993 (The Week)
Wine And Cheese Liberal -- At Taxpayers' Expense! (The Week)
Winners & Losers: Jul. 26, 1993 (The Week)
WORLD
A City Without Hope (Bosnia)
Peacemaking War (Somalia)
The drive to punish a renegade warlord pits allies in the blue-helmet force against one another
WAR & TERRORISM
Then There Was Nunn (The Military)
After six months of negotiations and wrangling over language, the Administration fashions a gay compromise -- but there's trouble ahead
Today Los Angeles, Tomorrow . . . (Terrorism)
An alleged plot by white supremacists to start a race war is foiled
SCIENCE
A Playwright's Insight -- and Warning
Tolins' play, The Twilight of the Golds, is running at Washington's Kennedy Center and headed for Broadway.
Born Gay?
Studies of family trees and DNA make the case that male homosexuality is in the genes
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Cake Eater's Dream? (Health)
Not quite. But a new diet drug does seem to cut the fat.
SOCIETY
Burn Thy Neighbor (Crime)
Where can a child molester go after serving time? Not home
It's All In the Lie (Behavior)
Cheats on the links are cheats on the job
RELIGION
Diss Is the Word of the Lord
Bibles try to get hip with a newfangled version for every niche in the market
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
After the Deluge: Health Hazards (Cover Disasters)
Choose Your Poison (Drugs)
While the government boasts that drug use has fallen, the range of intoxicants has increased, ensnaring a new generation
Flood, Sweat and Tears (Cover Disasters)
Driven by incessant, violent rains, a monster deluge tears a watery swath from Minnesota to Missouri
How Necessary Is PBS? (Spectator)
After 25 years, the mission seems muddled, the programs redundant
If You Think the Weather Is Bad . . . (Cover Disasters)
Levees: Do They Work Too Well? (Cover Disasters)
Money Angles: A Tax Increase You Can Avoid (Business)
A Tax Increase You Can Avoid
The Political Interest: DON'T SETTLE FOR HYPOCRISY (The Political Interest)
DON'T SETTLE FOR HYPOCRISY
Time Magazine Contents Page (Contents)
JULY 26, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 4
Time Magazine Masthead (Masthead)
JULY 26, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 4
BUSINESS
Caught with A Smoking Gun?
Motown Turns a Corner
Surprise! Detroit is winning back market share from the Japanese, and making money to boot
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
A Hollywood Opera Noir (Reviews Theater)
A Hot-Tub Big Chill (Reviews Television)
Art: An Outlaw Who Loved Laws (Art)
France's Jean Dubuffet proclaimed himself a raw radical, but a new show displays his ease with nuance and tradition
Attention TV Shoppers (Video)
A merger of the two largest home-shopping channels signals a new phase in a fast-growing industry