COVER
A NATION OF PAINED HEARTS (Cover Stories / SPECIAL REPORT THE SIMPSON VERDICT)
AMERICANS, BLACK AND WHITE, MAY BE ABLE TO USE THE O.J. VERDICT AS A CHANCE TO EMBARK ON A PILGRIMAGE TOWARD CANDOR AND CHARITY
MAKING THE CASE (Cover Stories / SPECIAL REPORT THE SIMPSON VERDICT)
A BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT THE MISSTEPS, TRIUMPHS, ANIMOSITIES AND EGOS OF THE TRIAL OF THE CENTURY
THE LESSONS OF THE TRIAL (Cover Stories / SPECIAL REPORT THE SIMPSON VERDICT)
NEVER MIND THAT THE CASE IS LIKE NO OTHER, EVERYONE IS EAGER TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM AFTER O.J.
THE TRIALS TO COME (Cover Stories / SPECIAL REPORT THE SIMPSON VERDICT)
O.J. FACES CIVIL SUITS AND A POSSIBLE CUSTODY BATTLE AMID A QUEST TO RESTORE HIS IMAGE
IS ALL DISCRIMINATION CREATED EQUAL? (Cover Stories / SPECIAL REPORT THE SIMPSON VERDICT)
HEAT ON THE BEAT (Cover Stories / SPECIAL REPORT THE SIMPSON VERDICT)
LOOKING MORE CORRUPT AND INEPT THAN EVER, THE L.A.P.D. RESISTS CHANGE
RIDING THE BACKLASH (Cover Stories / SPECIAL REPORT THE SIMPSON VERDICT)
WILL THE TRIAL'S FALLOUT HELP OR HINDER COLIN AND THE CANDIDATES?
NATION
THE TROUBLE WITH NEWT GINGRICH (Congress)
AS CHARGES OF IMPROPRIETY FESTER, THE SPEAKER IS LIKELY TO FACE A PROBE BY AN INDEPENDENT COUNSEL
WORLD
Haiti: RISING FROM RUIN
SINCE RETURNING TO POWER, ARISTIDE HAS SURPRISED HIS CRITICS AND INSPIRED A NATION
WAR & TERRORISM
SILENCING THE GUNS (The Balkans)
PEACE DRAWS A BIT CLOSER AS THE U.S. BROKERS AN AGREEMENT ON A CEASE-FIRE AND THE START OF NEGOTIATIONS
SCIENCE
IT'S NOT EASY BEING GREENPEACE (Environment)
WHO'S STEERING THE SHIP, THE OLD-LINE ECOWARRIORS OR THE NEW-STYLE SUITS?
HEALTH & MEDICINE
SIGNS OF AN UPRISING (Health Care)
AFTER MONTHS ON THE SIDELINES, SENIORS BEGIN TO LASH OUT AGAINST G.O.P. PLANS TO CURB MEDICARE BENEFITS
SOCIETY
MARCHING TO FARRAKHAN'S TUNE
HE HAS SUMMONED A MILLION BLACK MEN TO WASHINGTON. POWERFUL PASTORS WISH THEY WOULD STAY HOME
RELIGION
A TRUE CULTURE OF FREEDOM
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
PREVENTABLE MURDERS ( Public Eye)
To Our Readers, Oct. 16, 1995 (To Our Readers)
People, Oct. 16, 1995 (People)
OUR MUTUAL HOUSEGUEST (Essay)
SCARED SPEECHLESS (The Political Interest)
Letters, Oct. 16, 1995 (Letters)
THE WEEK: OCTOBER 1-7 (Chronicles)
OCTOBER 1-7
Milestones Oct. 16, 1995 (Milestones)
Winners & Losers: Oct. 16, 1995 (Chronicles)
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
CINEMA: TRAVOLTA FEVER (The Arts & Media / CINEMA)
THE ONETIME TEEN IDOL HAS HAD HIS SHARE OF CAREER UPS AND DOWNS. GET SET FOR A BIG UP IN GET SHORTY
SEAMUS HEANEY: A POET OF THE THRESHOLD (The Arts & Media / NOBEL PRIZE)
SEAMUS HEANEY WINS THE LITERATURE AWARD FOR A BODY OF POEMS ROOTED IN HIS CATHOLIC CHILDHOOD IN NORTHERN IRELAND
THEATER: TIME SHIFT (The Arts & Media / THEATER)
COMPANY ONCE HAD PUNCH; NOW IT OFFERS PLEASANTRIES
BOOKS: A KINGDOM FOR HIS HORSE (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
NICHOLAS EVANS HAS A SMASH FIRST NOVEL AND A MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR DEAL WITH HOLLYWOOD. SO WHO NEEDS GOOD REVIEWS?
BOOKS: RAGE INSIDE, RAGE OUTSIDE (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
A MEDICAL CRISIS LAUNCHES A WRITER'S EXPLORATION OF SELF
MUSIC: NOT YOUR PARENTS' PUNK (The Arts & Media / MUSIC)
GREEN DAY, ABOUT TO RELEASE ITS NEW CD, IS JUST ONE OF SEVERAL YOUNG BANDS THAT ARE UPDATING ROCK'S '70S REBELLIOUSNESS
SPECIAL SECTION
OPAL'S QUIRKY FURY (Disasters)
CAPPING THIS RECORD SEASON OF STORMS, A KILLER HURRICANE CATCHES FLORIDA'S GULF COAST BY SURPRISE