Time Magazine October 25, 1993 Pearl Jam Eddie Vedder Cover


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• TO OUR READERS — 4
• LETTERS — 9
• THE WEEK — 17
• MILESTONES — 25

• 26 CRISES: Pulling Back
Somalia and Haiti test the limits of Clinton’s resolve

• 31 Diplomacy: A maverick envoy mops up in Somalia

• 32 The Political Interest: Feeling the heat in Haiti

• 33 TRADE: Cash and Carry
Clinton buys Congress’s votes for NAFTA

• 34 IMMIGRATION: Crackdown at the Border
Crime goes down, but where are the shoppers?

• 36 HEALTH CARE: The Bill Is Overdue
While Clinton recalculates, opponents speak up

• 38 GEORGIA: Making a Grim Escape
Refugees face cold and hunger after the Abkhazian triumph

• 42 ARMS TRADE: The World’s Biggest Middleman
Shaul Eisenberg sells weaponry and much, much more

• 45 NOBEL PRIZES: Partners in Peace
Mandela and De Klerk share the honor—and challenge

• 46 Science Awards: A near sweep for Americans

• 50 BUSINESS: Two Men and a Baby Bell
A bid to create a communications colossus

• 56 LAW: Do Parents Abuse Kids by Smoking?
The anti-tobacco crusade moves inside the home

• 60 COVER: Rage and Roll
The alternative band Pearl Jam is leading a wave of hot new rockers. But is lead singer Eddie Vedder a poet or a poseur?

• 66 Pop Cities: In search of the next scene

• 68 SPECTATOR: Is Rock Having a Flashback?
Each new demi-generation discovers the raw and the real

• 71 CULTURE: The Shock of the Blue
Political correctness has spawned a rude, lewd backlash

• 73 SHOW BUSINESS: Big-Top Madonna
In or out of vogue, the touring star is a one-woman circus

• 74 ART: Miró, Miró on the Wall
The great Catalan artist gets a lavish centenary show

• 77 VIETNAM: Melancholy Journey
Surf’s up—and a war veteran remembers things past

• 80 REVIEWS
TELEVISION PBS offers a quirky, superb documentary on The Great Depression.
CINEMA Gettysburg is that rarity, an intelligent epic.
MUSIC Rickie Lee Jones’ new album is moody and poetically streetwise. A boxed set captures legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz at his peak.
BOOKS Remembering Babylon recreates Australian history in lyrical, original fiction.
THEATER Two young actors give breakthrough performances off-Broadway.

• 89 SPORTS: Biker Brigade at the World Series
The rowdy Phillies steal a ticket to the championship

• PEOPLE — 91
• ESSAY — 92

Cover: Photograph by Neal Preston—Outline

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