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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TO OUR READERS: Why we went back to Littleton — 6
AMERICAN SCENE: Keeping border collies cool — 8
SPECIAL REPORT
COVER: The Tale of the Columbine Tapes — 40
Quoting Shakespeare and wishing for Tarantino, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold made video records of their plans for April 20, 1999. The details are chilling, and the boys’ motives raise troubling questions. An exclusive look at the evidence.
The Principal: Frank DeAngelis on overcoming guilt — 48
Survivors: Living with trauma at Columbine — 52
Sequel: An awakening for the family of Rachel Scott — 58
The Gun Industry: When the U.S. is the plaintiff — 59
NATION
CAMPAIGN 2000: The Heart of the Matter — 60
Gore plays hardball while Bradley tries to stay high-minded
Bradley’s Health: How serious is his condition? — 62
Campaign Diary: Steve Lopez on Bill B.’s soft sell — 64
CITIES: Crackdown on the Homeless — 69
But getting them out of sight does not solve the problem
WORLD
RUSSIA: The Other Campaign 2000 — 72
Can Moscow’s mayor take on the Kremlin establishment?
Espionage: A Russian diplomat bugs the State Department — 75
THE SAFRA CASE: Why the nurse did it — 77
SYRIA: The peace rush over the Golan Heights — 78
BUSINESS
CORPORATIONS: Will Things Go Better at Coke? — 80
The short and troubled tenure of Douglas Ivester
Rite Aid: Can a new CEO restore it to good health? — 82
HOLLYWOOD: A high-flying broker to the stars plummets — 85
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
EDUCATION: Cheating Is Breaking Out All Over — 86
And this time it’s the teachers, not the students
TECHNOLOGY: It’s going to be a digital-video Christmas — 88
SPACE: Reconsidering Mars — 91
MEDICINE: An experimental sickle-cell transplant succeeds — 92
FOOD: The time is right for tea again — 95
THE BEST AND WORST OF 1999
CINEMA: Mother’s boy Almodóvar grows up; cartoons do too — 99
TELEVISION: The Sopranos sang, and so did Monica — 100
MUSIC: Rage takes center stage; Santana defies age — 102
BOOKS: Turow in Kindle County; Kidder’s Home Town — 104
THEATER: The Iceman blazes, and Arthur Miller is hot — 106
SPORTS: Women’s soccer is a kick; Serena Williams is a hit — 110
CYBERTECH: Trading, playing, listening, surfing — 113
PERSONAL TIME
YOUR FAMILY: Amy Dickinson advocates giving to strangers — 115
YOUR MONEY: James J. Cramer explains why Yahoo soared — 117
YOUR HEALTH: Dr. Ian Smith on the new rules for checkups — 118
YOUR TECHNOLOGY: Joshua Quittner gets a cable modem — 120
PEOPLE: Winners and Sinners of 1999 — 123
ESSAY: Margaret Carlson on George W’s smirk — 124