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TABLE OF CONTENTS
AMERICAN SCENE: Michael Pritchard uses laughs to reach kids — 6
NOTEBOOK — 35
CALVIN TRILLIN takes the measure of Ron Perelman — 40
NATION
THE UNABOMBER: Ted Kaczynski Talks — 44
From his “Supermax” jail, Kaczynski talks about his upcoming book, relations with his brother and his future
CAMPAIGN 2000: George W. Learns to Triangulate — 50
Bush raises G.O.P. ire and gets praise for political deftness
PUBLIC EYE: Margaret Carlson on the Donald — 52
WORLD
SYRIA: The Peace That Is to Come? — 56
Hafez Assad prepares for the future—and relations with Israel
ENVIRONMENT: Shrouds, Not Shawls — 58
The smoothness of shahtoosh may cost the earth a species
POPULATION BRIEFING: And now we are 6 billion — 61
BUSINESS
COVER: Nice Jobs, Steve — 62
You have to be a little nuts to take on Microsoft and Disney. But Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple and Pixar, is just crazy enough to try. Now, with a new crop of iMacs set to ship and a new Toy Story on the way, he’s at the top of both his games
Meet the New iMacs: Fast, quiet and video-friendly — 66
Inside Pixar: The white-hot center of digital Hollywood — 72
Sneak Peek: An exclusive preview of Toy Story 2 — 75
FRANCE: Bosses Go Bonkers — 76
A new law cuts the workweek to 35 hours, enraging employers
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
EDUCATION: Save Sex — 79
How schools are teaching kids to just say no
PRESS: The Skinny on 20/20 — 80
A diet-pill maker’s pre-emptive strike on an ABC report
SCIENCE: The Mystery of Consciousness — 82
A neuroscientist’s new book speculates on how the mind works
Space: A boulder world and its pebble moon — 83
RESORTS: Hurry Up and Relax — 84
Day spas hit the spot for those with more money than time
HEROES FOR THE PLANET
THE ECO-MOGULS: How business can be good for nature — 88
THE ARTS
MUSIC: Are deejays in bands a gimmick or the future? — 100
TELEVISION: Who wants a million dollars plus monkeys? — 102
CNN presents 1,000 years in 10 hours — 103
TLC daytime makes women, and men, cry — 103
DANCE: Dance play Contact is simply exhilarating — 104
SHOW BUSINESS: New CDs from an old satirist — 108
BOOKS: Lo’s Diary reduces a great story to girlish pulp — 110
Scott Turow’s latest: judges, bribery and the FBI lady — 114
SHORT TAKES: Theroux Jr.; cross-dressing as art — 118
Q+A: Esther Williams, is that you? — 120
PERSONAL TIME
YOUR TECHNOLOGY: Joshua Quittner test-drives AOL’s 5.0 — 122
YOUR FAMILY: Amy Dickinson mixes family and work — 125
YOUR MONEY: Daniel Kadlec’s hang-up on phone rates — 126
YOUR HEALTH: Christine Gorman on first aid in the wild — 128
PEOPLE: La nouvelle Marianne; Ovitz fumbles — 131
ESSAY: Michael Kinsley does the math on Social Security — 132