Vol. 135 No. 4
NATION
Out of Africa -- Superfrogs!
American Notes CHICAGO
Chilling the Fashion Rage
American Notes POPULATION
An Exodus Turns Around
American Notes THE ARMY
Combat by Another Name
American Notes THE NORTHWEST
From Drizzle To Deluge
Presumed Innocent
Because Charles Stuart was white and affluent, he almost got away with murder. Now Boston must ponder why it so readily believed his lie
Genocide Mumbo Jumbo
Some blacks claim they are being victimized by a white plot
More And More, a Real War
In search of a mission, the military is stepping up its battle against drugs
Read Those Lips: More Taxes
Moynihan puts Bush in a bind over Social Security
The Aids Political Machine
By demanding enormous research funds and questionable drugs, have activists distorted the response to the epidemic?
Turning Victims into Saints
Journalists cannot resist recasting crime into a shopworn morality tale
WORLD
This time the threat of mass famine is less the caprice of cruel nature than the work of obstinate men
America Abroad
Operation Mismatch
And Now, Divorce?
As Lithuanians demand independence, Mikhail Gorbachev contemplates an empire endangered by the flames of secession
China Blue Smoke and Mirrors
The government ends martial law, but neither rebellious students nor the U.S. Congress is impressed
Could Lithuania Go It Alone?
Voices Of East Berlin
Talking to young and old alike, an American visitor discovers an abiding love of East Germany -- and little desire to reunify
World Notes CAMBODIA
Rumors of More War
World Notes EL SALVADOR
The Jury's Still Out
World Notes INDIA
Kashmir Catches Fire
World Notes SOUTH AFRICA
Any Week Now, Really
HEALTH & MEDICINE
It's not a matter of macho, but of enzymes
SOCIETY
Domesticated porkers are becoming the latest pet craze
RELIGION
Yes -- if he is a Catholic convert from Episcopalianism
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Vol. 135, No.4 JANUARY 22, 1990
BUSINESS
Phantom Car, Faint Sales
Business Notes MEDICAL IMPLANTS
Recall for a Bum Ticker
Business Notes RESORTS
Posh Enough For You?
Business Notes RESTAURANTS
Milkshake Cum Laude
Business Notes WALL STREET
Bad News Bulls
Exxon's Attitude Problem
A spill raises new questions about the giant's safety measures
He's Got Their Number, Almost
A writer scores against a studio, but where's the money?
How Do You Spell Relief?
With his empire on the brink of bankruptcy, Campeau loses his command
Over A Barrel
The cold snap strains oil supplies and boosts prices
Steely Dawn Calls It a Day
EDUCATION
Academics over athletics
LAW
The court tackles tenure, sex, housing and criminal law
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Beattieland (Books)
From Now On, Bring Cash (Art)
As a huge loan deal comes unraveled, Sotheby's trims its policy
Running Deep (Books)
The Greening of Ted Turner (Video)
As his once shaky ventures thrive, he turns into a liberal activist
The Town Crier of Weird (Music)
A winning eccentric plays musical tag along the Pacific Rim
PEOPLE
Management guru PETER DRUCKER says the 21st century has arrived -- whether the world is ready for it or not