NATION

Over To You, Bill Clinton

The White House puts on a brave front as Lewinsky finally appears on Starr's center stage and another Tripp prop is revealed

Where Do They Belong?

How Callie and Rebecca were switched remains a mystery. Will there be a fight over both their future and their past?

The Motown Motormouth

Can pugnacious Geoffrey Fieger, lawyer to Dr. Death, tone it down enough to unseat Michigan's Governor?

WORLD

Terror In Africa

Washington vows to track down the embassy bombers, but its record of exacting justice for two decades of anti-American attacks is not especially good

SCIENCE

John Glenn: Back To The Future (Space / An American Hero)

After waiting 36 years, John Glenn at last prepares to return to space. The mission is different, but the man remains the same

BRIEFING

The West Bank (Notebook / The Scoop)

A Bold Objection to An Arafat Shuffle

Hollywood (Notebook / The Scoop)

A Shaken MGM/UA Stirs Up a Surprise Director

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

BUSINESS

Can We Bear To Keep Buying?

If jolts like last week's 299-point stock drop spook consumers into closing their wallets, that could endanger the robust U.S. economy

The Real Price Of Fame

Celebrity bonds are designed to turn hot talent into a great investment. But will Wall Street bite?

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Art: Going Out On The Edge (The Arts / Art)

Our critic finds speed, beauty and a glimpse of his youth at the Guggenheim's motorcycle show

YOUR TIME

E-Mail Your Doctor (Personal Time / Your Health)

Frustrated by phone tag? Join the growing ranks of doctors and patients talking through the Net

Profit On Turmoil (Personal Time / Your Money)

If you invest steadily each month in stocks, jumpy markets can actually boost your returns

Free Maps Online (Personal Time / Your Technology)

Want help navigating to your vacation spot? Try these websites. Or pay to steer by satellite

SPECIAL SECTION

Family Finances: Can You Pay His Way Through College? (Time Select / Family Finances)

The cost of a four-year degree has reached record levels. But with intelligent planning and a working knowledge of the many resources available, you can afford to educate your offspring now or later

PEOPLE

LETTERS