COVER
A TRIAL FOR OUR TIMES (Cover Stories)
THE O.J. SIMPSON TRIAL: AN UGLY END TO IT ALL (Cover Stories)
ESCALATING RACIAL RHETORIC, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM, DOMINATES THE TRIAL'S FINAL DAYS AND SETS THE STAGE FOR A DIVISIVE VERDICT
DRAWING LINES AND LESSONS (Cover Stories)
A TIME FORUM EXAMINES THE SIGNIFICANCE AND POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE TRIAL OF THE CENTURY
NATION
THE QUICKEST FIX OF ALL (The Budget)
CONGRESS FLIRTS WITH A POLITICALLY RISKY REMEDY: PARE THE GOVERNMENT'S COST OF LIVING INCREASES
WHY HE FLAMED OUT FAST (Campaign '96)
THIS TIME, PEROT WANTS A PARTY (Campaign '96)
THE TEXAS BILLIONAIRE KNOWS HE WON'T BE PRESIDENT--SO HE'S LAUNCHING A THIRD NATIONAL PARTY TO HELP DECIDE WHO WILL GET THE JOB
WORLD
THE PEACE OF THE BRAVE (Middle East)
TWO YEARS AFTER THEIR FIRST HISTORIC EMBRACE, ISRAEL AND THE PALESTINIANS FINALLY COME TOGETHER ON HOW TO SEPARATE
HEALTH & MEDICINE
HAS GENE THERAPY STALLED? (Medicine)
SCIENTISTS MAY HAVE PUSHED TOO FAR TOO FAST IN A RACE FOR BREAKTHROUGHS
SOCIETY
CALLING THE COPS ON A PREGNANT GIRLFRIEND
A NEBRASKA TEENAGER, DETAINED BY POLICE TO PREVENT AN ABORTION, SUES ALL PARTIES TO HER ORDEAL
RELIGION
THE CATHOLIC PARADOX
IN AMERICA THE POPE WILL DISCOVER A MYSTERY OF FAITH: A FLOCK BOTH REBELLIOUS AND INTENSELY LOYAL
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
A DOUBLE STRAND OF PARANOIA (Dividing Line)
To Our Readers, Oct. 9, 1995 (To Our Readers)
People, Oct. 9, 1995 (People)
YOU SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION (Essay)
HOPELESS IN GAZA (Border Crossings)
Letters, Oct. 9, 1995 (Letters)
Milestones Oct. 9, 1995 (Milestones)
IOLYMPIC MONITOR: T'S ALREADY HOT IN ATLANTA (Chronicles)
VIGILANTE BOYFRIEND (Public Eye)
Winners & Losers: Oct. 9, 1995 (Chronicles)
THE WEEK: SEPTEMBER 24-30 (Chronicles)
SEPTEMBER 24-30
BUSINESS
A BLOWN BILLION
DAIWA BANK'S ROGUE EMPLOYEE ALLEGEDLY MADE 30,000 ILLICIT TRADES. WHY DIDN'T ANYBODY NOTICE?
EDUCATION
PUTTING TONGUES IN CHECK
SHOULD BILINGUAL SCHOOLING BE SILENCED? CRITICS THINK SO, YET A NEW STUDY SHOWS THAT IT WORKS
STRANGERS IN A STRANGE LAND
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
ART: JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY: RISING STAR (The Arts & Media / ART)
HOW JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY BECAME COLONIAL AMERICA'S BEST PORTRAITIST
MEMOIRS: UNSENTIMENTAL JOURNEY (The Arts & Media / MEMOIRS)
A RELUCTANT AUTHOR RETRACES THE FIRST FOUR DECADES OF HIS LIFE, PROVIDING PLENTY OF GOSSIP BUT, SURPRISINGLY, SCANT SUBSTANCE
AN ACTRESS TO DIE FOR (The Arts & Media / SHOW BUSINESS)
IF HOLLYWOOD NEEDS PROOF THAT NICOLE KIDMAN IS NOT JUST MRS. TOM CRUISE, HER WILY PERFORMANCE AS A BITCH GOODDESS IS IT
CINEMA: LEFTOVER LIVES (The Arts & Media / CINEMA)
A QUILTING BEE PROVIDES THE SETTING FOR ARCHETYPAL TALES
BOOKS: FINE TUNED (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
HIGH FIDELITY IS A TOUCHING NOVEL OF MUSIC AND LOVE
BOOKS: IN SEARCH OF THE ROMANOVS (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
THE MASS EXECUTION OF RUSSIA'S ROYAL FAMILY TRIGGERED AN UNCANNY MYSTERY UNTIL DNA TESTING PROVIDED THE SOLUTION
BOOKS: HENRY ADAMS, RE-EDUCATED (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
A FICTIONAL CONCEIT INVOLVES THE GREAT WRITER IN A MURDER
CINEMA: KEATON THE MAGNIFICENT (The Arts & Media / CINEMA)
THE GREAT FILM COMEDIAN'S CENTENARY BRINGS TRIBUTES GALORE
THEATER: COMIC TURNS (The Arts & Media / THEATER)
A NEW BROADWAY FARCE MAKES THE CONVENTIONAL CONVIVIAL
PEOPLE
Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman: DEFENDING ISLAM (Interview)
THE SHEIK AT THE HEART OF THE CONSPIRACY SPEAKS