Time Magazine Contents

THE WEEK 14

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COVER: Clinton's Second Chance

With a clone for a running mate and a new economic plan, Bill Clinton has pitched to center for a fall campaign in which both sides have signaled that they'll take no prisoners

Interview: The Democratic Nominee Looks Ahead

Clinton talks about himself and the coming campaign

Al Gore: Maturity Through Adversity

The emotional training of Clinton's running mate

Tipper Gore: The stay-at-home rock-music critic

Floyd Brown's Latest Smear Campaign: A nasty adman's new gimmick to nail Clinton

Roots: Boy from Arkansas: Garry Wills on the forces that shaped Clinton

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ROSS PEROT: His Days at IBM in Dallas

Ex-colleagues paint a picture that isn't pretty

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BUSINESS: Where Have All the Jobs Gone?

For beleaguered U.S. workers, layoffs are here to stay

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RUSSIA: The Party on Trial

Yeltsin confronts his communist critics in court

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THE BALKANS: Butter -- and Guns

For Sarajevans, relief is nice but liberation would be better

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AMERICA ABROAD: Birth of the Global Nation

An optimistic case for world federation

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/ EDUCATION: Print Your Name Here

College gifts are the donors' tickets to immortality

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ART: A Lost Legacy of Islam

The brilliant culture of Spain during the Muslim conquest

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CULTURE: The Russians Come Calling

The Kirov Opera, among other troupes, must tour to survive

REVIEWS

TELEVISION Aaron Spelling reverts to form in Melrose Place 78

CINEMA Prelude to a Kiss is a rapturous fable for grownups 78

MUSIC A have-to-have-it compilation of early Elvis 80

BOOKS Second Front blasts press coverage of the gulf war 80

A real-life family's pain is chronicled in Home Fires 86

SHORT TAKES 87

DEPARTMENTS

PUBLISHER'S LETTER 4

LETTERS 6

GRAPEVINE 13

MILESTONES 20

ESSAY 88

PEOPLE 90

Cover: Photograph for TIME by Steve Liss