NATION

Playground Predators?

The high court considers whether schools should be liable when students sexually harass their peers

The Great Disconnect

While Washington obsesses about the President's trial, Emporia, Kansas--and the rest of the country--are busy with more important matters

WORLD

Spies Like Us

The Internet is changing the world's most dangerous game

SOCIETY

In Silent Testimony (Crime)

Was a Connecticut third-grader murdered because he was the star witness in an upcoming trial?

War of the Diapers (Family)

A parenting guru claims we've been doing potty training all wrong

SPORT

TECHNOLOGY

A Tale Of Two Bills

The world's most powerful man and the richest have little in common--except the binds they're now in

BRIEFING

The Balkans (Notebook / The Scoop)

Will Melting Snow Bring A Hot War to Kosovo?

Theater (Notebook / The Scoop)

Depending on the Cast, The Show Must Not Go On

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

BUSINESS

EDUCATION

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

The Scene Stealers (The Arts / Show Business)

Dazzlingly inventive, cleverly passionate, the smart new movie Shakespeare in Love taps some of Britain's showiest talent

Cinema: Cries and Whispers (The Arts / Cinema)

Private Confessions reveals an Old Master in top form and his star actress in full radiance

Glamorama (The Arts / Short Takes)

By Bret Easton Ellis

YOUR TIME

Radical Surgery (Personal Time / Your Health)

A study shows that cutting off your breasts will reduce your cancer risk. But few should do it

Intel or Yahoo? (Personal Time / Your Money)

Some like their tech stocks with proven earnings; some with torrid growth. Me? I want both

Out of Africa (Personal Time / Your Technology)

A remarkable new CD-ROM delivers a vivid, multimedia encyclopedia about black people

SPECIAL SECTION

Able To Work (Time Select / Business)

Spurred by the Americans with Disabilities Act, more firms take on those ready, willing and

Finance: The Euro Risk (Time Select / Finance)

A unified currency in Europe may spell more and different problems for the Continent--and the U.S.

PEOPLE

LETTERS