Vol. 141 No. 21
NATION
Bill Clinton, the George Bush of Our Time (The Week)
Former Superpower for Sale, Cheap (The Week)
Health Report (The Week)
How The Sheik Got In (Immigration)
The story of Abdel Rahman's visa points to a string of errors by U.S. officials; whatever could go wrong, did
Informed Sources (The Week)
Mutiny in Perotland (Politics)
Disillusioned fans want Ross to stop thinking only about recruiting and start crusading for his agenda
New What? (The Week)
News Digest May 9-15 (The Week)
Terror on Your Television: Nbc's Docudrama Glut (The Week)
The Great A Train Robbery (Cities)
How a 16-year-old stole a train -- and the hearts of New Yorkers
The Morning Line (The Week)
The Week (The Week)
The Week (The Week)
Unlikely National Self-Assessment of the Week (The Week)
Vox Pop (The Week)
Winners & Losers (The Week)
WAR & TERRORISM
A son's admission of his homosexuality to his Marine father adds poignancy to the debate about how open gays can be in the military
The Other War (The Balkans)
SCIENCE
As nations reaffirm the moratorium on whaling, Norway plans to defy the ban -- and faces boycotts
Sustainable Follies (Environment)
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Are You Ready for the Cure? (Health Care)
Better Hold Onto Your Wallets (Health Care)
Do Sunscreens Save Your Skin? (Health)
Researchers warn that using lotions alone may give sun worshippers a false sense of security
SOCIETY
Bombarded by mixed messages about values, students are more sexually active than ever, and more confused
Making The Case for Abstinence (Cover Society)
Sex Has Many Accents (Cover Society)
PRESS
Jeffrey Masson's libel suit against Janet Malcolm goes to trial. Can there be a real winner?
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Drawing a Line in the Quicksand
Time Magazine Contents Page MAY 24, 1993 VOL. 141 NO. 21 (Contents)
Time Magazine masthead MAY 24, 1993 VOL. 141 NO. 21 (Masthead)
LAW
Sentencing consultants are doing a brisk business helping clients beat the rap
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
As they trash the network, Tom Arnold takes his talents elsewhere and Roseanne vows to do the same
Arcane Odyssey (Reviews Music)
Cleaning Out The Closets (Reviews Books)
Down Home And Uptown (Reviews Music)
For Them, Time Ran Out (Reviews Music)
Lost In Ambition (Reviews Cinema)
Rating The Hot-Weather Hopefuls (Cinema)
Hollywood hopes to have a G (great) summer with a lot of PG (pretty good) movies
Restoring The Norm (Reviews Theater)
Stay Tuned for the Hype (Television)
Local news shows try to boost their ratings with blatant tie-ins to prime-time network fare