NATION
A Nice Guy In A Nasty Fight
A man of courtliness and character, Henry Hyde must above all show that the Republicans are fair
On The Fast Track To Impeach
The public wants the scandal to end, but Gingrich cannot afford to cut a deal just yet. He's got to please the faithful and settle some scores
The Unreachable Starr
The host of the most unprivate of parties remains a mystery himself
A Place at the Table
Led by California's Senate hopeful Matt Fong, Asian-American politicians come of age
WORLD
Changing Of The Guard
Jordan: Stepping in for the ailing King is a prince politically similar but very different in style
Stepping in for the ailing King is a prince politically similar but very different in style
Saudi Arabia
A forceful Prince takes charge in a country the West counts on for constant support
SCIENCE
Cosmic Bomb (Space)
A curious type of star astonishes astronomers
Flying with Ion Power (Space)
NASA launches a smart new breed of spacecraft
BRIEFING
Milestones Oct. 12, 1998 (Notebook / Milestones)
Eulogy: TOM BRADLEY (Notebook / Eulogy)
Notebook: Oct. 12, 1998 (Notebook)
Career Guidance (Notebook / The Scoop)
Albright for President?
Kosovo Crisis (Notebook / The Scoop)
The U.S. Muscles Up
Washington: Bowles Bids Adieu (Notebook / The Scoop)
Bowles Bids Adieu
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
A Man and His Couch (American Scene)
A disputed Freud exhibit finally makes its appearance in Washington
To Our Readers: Oct. 12, 1998 (To Our Readers)
Rwandan Tragedy, Lewinsky Farce (Essay)
A surreal juxtaposition, like a rattlesnake in the mailbox, may clarify the mind
BUSINESS
The Next Big Test: Brazil
Can it stay the capitalist course amid turmoil?
Stickier Money
More countries want to tame the volatility of global investment. Will that make things worse?
Designer Isaac Mizrahi: End of the Runway
Designer Isaac Mizrahi, it turns out, was better at marketing himself than clothes
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Cinema: In A League Of Their Own (The Arts / Cinema)
Four top directors prove that their breakthrough films were no flukes
Music: Joni Mitchell: Burning Bright (The Arts / Music)
Joni Mitchell on her new daughter, new CD and the sad state of pop
Dumb and Dumber (The Arts)
Is a new sitcom set in the Civil War in bad taste? No, it's just plain old bad
Music: Don't Call It Fusion (The Arts / Music)
But who says you can't play Latin jazz on a tabla or make the dreaded Eleanor Rigby swing?
Serial Thriller (The Arts / Video)
Les Vampires is as fresh and fast as it was in 1915
Books: Better Red? (The Arts / Books)
A mesmerizing novel revisits a harrowing time
Music: Shades Of Bey (The Arts / Short Takes)
Andy Bey
Kick (The Arts / Short Takes)
Cinema: Antz (The Arts / Short Takes)
Directed by Eric Darnell and Tim Johnson
Books: Bag Of Bones (The Arts / Short Takes)
Stephen King
Books: Cinderella & Company (The Arts / Short Takes)
Manuela Hoelterhoff
Music: The William Kapell Edition (The Arts / Short Takes)
William Kapell
Music: Psyence Fiction (The Arts / Short Takes)
Unkle
Museums: The World Of Kurt Weill (The Arts / Short Takes)
YOUR TIME
Watch Your Tracks (Personal Time / Your Technology)
Your online profile--where you go, what you buy--is vulnerable. Here's how to protect it
Hedge--Don't Hog (Personal Time / Your Money)
Lessons from the flop of an infamous fund: trim risks, do your homework and don't get greedy
Fries Don't Count (Personal Time / Your Health)
We're eating more vegetables, a new study shows--but still not enough of them are green
Your Health: Oct. 12, 1998 (Personal Time / Your Health)
Your Money: Oct. 12, 1998 (Personal Time / Your Money)
Your Technology Oct. 12, 1998 (Personal Time / Your Technology)
SPECIAL SECTION
A Test of the Healing Power Of Prayer (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
WEDNESDAY 11:53 am
The Biggest Fight of Shotgun's Life (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
FRIDAY 6:30 PM
Quarterly Business Report: Do Computers Really Save Money? (Time Select / Quarterly Business Report)
Most often, yes. But they can be misused. And the benefits may be extremely hard to measure
Quarterly Business Report: Hooked Online (Time Select / Quarterly Business Report)
The rush to put everyone online has connected us all--to our keyboards. And some folks can't quit, sacrificing work and sleep to what some call netomania
Quarterly Business Report: Goldilocks Gone (Time Select / Quarterly Business Report)
TIME's Board of Economists sees a slowdown. Growth recession? The real thing? Stay tuned
Reinventing Health Care: Duke's Model (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
A Week In The Life Of... ...A Hospital (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Where will the money come from to do the unprofitable things so essential to our well-being: pioneering research, training new doctors and cari
I'll Be His Mom for a While... (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
MONDAY 9:33 AM
Long Days, Longer Nights (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
Duke and Durham: A Matter of Trust (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
THURSDAY 1:31 PM
A Chaplain's Painful Rite of Passage (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
FRIDAY 7:30 PM
Daily Rounds: Socrates at The Bedside (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
MONDAY 1:15 PM
I Wasn't Going to Curl Up and Die (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
THURSDAY 1:28 PM
Living with Lethal Genes: Some Advice (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
THURSDAY 5:30 PM
The Doctor Is Out--Shooting A Commercial (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
THURSDAY 8:29 Pm
A New Life, And New Hope (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
TUESDAY 2:27 PM
The Ward of Last Resort (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
TUESDAY 4:00 PM
More Science...And Much More Money (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
TUESDAY 5:15 PM
An M.D. as CEO Redraws the Big Picture (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
WEDNESDAY 1:00 PM
Residents: The Doctors of The Future (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
WEDNESDAY 3:20 PM
Trying to Cure The Managed-Care Blues (A Week In The Life Of A Hospital)
WEDNESDAY 4:00 PM