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TABLE OF CONTENTS
AMERICAN SCENE: Law in a town where pot is legal — 7
TO OUR READERS — 8
NOTEBOOK — 15
MILESTONES — 19
SPECIAL REPORT
CRIME: The Littleton Massacre — 20
Two young men stage a fire storm at their suburban high school, plunging the country into stunned despair. But even amid questions about the origin of the mad spree, America learns poignant lessons from the children who survived
SCHOOLS: The Search for Security — 38
Is nurturing the solution? Or a penitentiary atmosphere?
Parenting: Amy Dickinson wonders about the killers’ folks — 40
TEENS: The Danger of Cliques — 44
The cruelty is not new but revenge now has greater weaponry
Goths: Make-believe, not war — 45
VIEWPOINT: Round Up the Usual Suspects — 46
Lance Morrow on whether Littleton will change gun culture
MEDIA: Life Imitates the Movies — 49
Did TV and the movies give us bad times at Columbine High?
Wired for Hate? Games and the dark side of the Web — 50
POLITICS: A Time for Silence — 52
Andrew Ferguson on Washington, kid violence and the heart
NATION
CAMPAIGN 2000: McCain Enjoys a Surge — 55
The Arizona Republican advocates ground forces in Kosovo, and his willingness to address the war issue wins some support
WORLD
KOSOVO: Frustration in High Places — 56
NATO’s 50th anniversary celebration turns into a council of war, as the calls for sending in ground troops grow stronger
PROPAGANDA: NATO Is Losing the P.R. War — 60
With dissidents silenced, Milosevic has a captive audience
Skopje: The Kosovar leadership goes underground — 61
VIEWPOINT: What Should We Do Now? — 62
Charles Krauthammer on Clinton’s policy and NATO’s options
BUSINESS
INTERNET: A Most Happy Fellow — 64
David Wetherell has built up a personal net worth of $2.5 billion through his virtual IPO factory
Investing: Will the fuddy-duddies get the last laugh? — 66
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
JUSTICE: A Case Where the System Failed — 67
In Chicago a boy is cleared of a murder charge, but now at age nine he has to put his life back together
PALEONTOLOGY: An Ape-Man “Surprise” in Africa — 68
Was the first butcher a scavenger born 2.5 million years ago?
Neanderthals: They may be closer than you think — 68
THE ARTS
TELEVISION: Imagine Television is making a mark with its offbeat shows Sports Night and The PJs. More quirkiness is on the way — 70
BOOKS: Tracy Kidder’s clear-eyed Home Town view — 72
THEATER: America’s great conflict, with songs — 74
ART: Medieval masterworks from the treasury of Assisi — 75
SHORT TAKES: Virtual-reality thrills; the Cranberries — 78
TIME SELECT
PARENTING: Multiracial Families — 80A
More interracial marriages and adoptions across color lines
Stepmoms: A tricky role that can lead to stepped-on moms — 80H
PERSONAL TIME
YOUR HEALTH: Christine Gorman on eggs and cholesterol — 81
YOUR MONEY: Daniel Kadlec on lessons from dealmakers — 82
YOUR TECHNOLOGY: Joshua Quittner reads an e-book — 84
PEOPLE: Prince has a new release, so does Zhirinovsky — 87
ESSAY: Roger Rosenblatt on tribal haters — 88