COVER
Eurasian Invasion
Eurasians are the poster children for 21st-century globalization
The Forgotten Angels
Whether sired by G.I.s or sex-touring retirees, the Amerasians of Angeles City live in racial purgatory
Stuck in the Middle
A third-generation Amerasian still feels in-between
ASIA
Safe Landing
A carefully engineered game plan helped Bush bring the U.S. flight crew home.
Going Nose to Nose in the Sky
A 2,350-M plunge and a tough choice
Four Key Lessons
The last couple of weeks have been instructive across a range of China and U.S. issues
Losing More Hearts and Minds
The villages are burning and more troops are on the way. Is Aceh becoming the next East Timor?
Mummy Not So Dearest
A supposed 2,600-year-old mummy discovered in Pakistan turns out to be a 21st-century sham
VIEWPOINT
Diminishing Remains
The ambitious hunt for MIAs has become mortally expensive
TRAVEL
A River Lost in Time But Open for Travel
The Mekong border crossing has been reopened to foreigners for the first time in half a century
HEALTH
A Time to (Alternatively) Heal (Innovators)
Yoga, herbs and homeopathy aren't just for hippies anymore. Can botanical healing and guided imagery be far behind?
Mind Over Malignancies (Innovators)
Few practitioners have delved as deeply or successfully into the link between mind and disease as Jeanne Achterberg
Has Your Liver Been Liberated? (Innovators)
Jean-Pierre Barral spent decades developing the therapeutic technique he calls visceral manipulation, which has become part of the standard curriculum at all European osteopathic schools
A Gentle Way to Wellness (Innovators)
Tieraona Low Dog is serving on the White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy
The Man with Magic Fingers (Innovators)
George Goodheart developed applied kinesiology, which has thousands of practitioners around the world
A New Kind of Pulse (Innovators)
John Upledger's nontraditional medical practice of craniosacral therapy, which he created, is rapidly gaining adherents
Balancing Body, Mind and Spirit (Innovators)
Patricia Walden is a leading proponent of yoga as a holistic therapy, and her early teaching videos helped move yoga into the mainstream
BRIEFING
Starting Time
For the week of April 23, 2001