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• Back to Battle Stations - Bombs rained down on Baghdad for days, but with no guarantee that they would remove Saddam from power. So what was the purpose of Desert Fox? [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Balloon Bulletin - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Being European - Forget the euro and stuff like that; look for a new form of the old continent in a willingness to travel, a love of techno music, a vibrant club scene-- and transnational sex [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Castro Curve - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Coming Soon? - Big-screen rights to theStarr Report are still available. The presidentshould hope the Farrelly brothers aren't. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Danza's Drama - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Death Takes a Hike - On screen, the dead won't stay dead and the Grim Reaper has gotten mighty Cute. What's up? [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Designing Droids - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Designing Droids - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Director's Danke - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• The Era of Bad Feeling - It's the worst of times in Washington. Here's hoping the inanity stays inside the Beltway. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Extreme Audio - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Famous Footsteps - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Guilt-Free Gifts - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Guilt-Free Gifts - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Harrods Harrassed - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Harvard Changes Its Colors - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Hillary Eyes the Future - What comes next? Will the First Lady stay in the spotlight, maybe even run for office on her own? Historian DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN and former Hillary aide LISA CAPUTO talk about how the enigmatic Mrs. Clinton soldiers on in public and copes in private. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Holiday Hangover - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Hollywood--They'll Try Anything Twice - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• How Clinton Lost the Capital - After Newt's fall, the president was supposed to be home free, buoyed by the country's disgust with scandal. But impeachment only looked dead. Behind the Beltway hardball that pushed Clinton to the wall. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Hype, Hope, Cancer - MEDICINE: Dr. Judah Folkman lit a firestorm when his research findings swept the media. Now, he counsels patience. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Into the Gene Pool - Recent advances in genetic research are changing the way we view ourselves, our place in society and the nature of life itself. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Jack the Dripper Returns - The show of the year tried to separate themyth of Pollock as the tormented soul from theradical beauty of his paintings. And it gave himhis place in the pantheon. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• The Kid Question - A privacy expert familiar with fame on what to tell the children [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Last-Minute Gifts - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Law's Reach - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Mac's Attack - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Mother's Little Helpers - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Mr. Wolfe Bites Back - 'A Man in Full' sparked a nasty debate almost as entertaining as the novel itself. Is this best seller literature or merely good fun? [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Murdoch to Marry - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• No More Gremlins - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• A One in a Million Year - Sure, it was a baseball season for the ages. But may we say it? This game's in major-league trouble. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Only the Media Loved Monica? - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Operation Desert Stall - There was no strategic rationale to President Clinton's timing on Iraq. Even worse, the airstrikes lacked any clear military purpose at all. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• The Party Rolls On - It's a dangerous world out there. Another glass of champagne? [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Perilous Playthings - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Perspectives 1998 - STORY OF THE YEAR: From Viagra to the Mess on the Dress, ourcivic chatter was dirty, quick and fun. But could we respect our-selves in the morning? Thongs for the memories. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Pooh Gets Chatty - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Quick Like a Desert Fox - Iraq Map, Arsenal of Democracy, Weapon of Choice [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Rainbow's End - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• The Real Bottom Line - Is impeachment bad for your portfolio? Nope. Here's why Wall Street discounted all this a long time ago. [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Size Matters - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Smoking's Heavy Toll for Females - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• The Son Also Fought - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• '... The Sole Power to Try All Impeachments' - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• To Your Health - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Wake Up and Smell the Viagra - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Washington at War - In a wild finish, the president is impeached, another speaker falls--and the battle rages on [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Web Watch: Kwanzaa - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Will bin Laden Retaliate? - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• The Wizard - [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• Yeltsin's Legacy - Once the very symbol of democracy's triumph over communism, the country is now infree fall. Is the president to blame? [Newsweek] (December 28, 1998)
• 'Baywatch' Bistros - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Book Marks - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Border Bottleneck - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Breaking Windows? - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Cameron Twice Terminated - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Censure, and Move On - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Chat'll Be the Day - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Clinton Is No Jimmy Carter - And there's no Begin or Sadat. The ex-president's biographer explains what happened to the can-do spirit of Camp David. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• A Crisis at Home - The Clintons are in the fight of their lives--to save his troubled presidency, their shared legacy and their own self-respect. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Defeat at Pork Chop Hill - Hog farming had long been a solid, silk-purse business, until this autumn's price collapse [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Disbarment Scenario - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Disney's Duck Suit - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Final Days and Nights of a Gay Martyr - Lonely and depressed, Matthew Shepard feared someone would kill him [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Flash in the Capitol - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Fontana Found - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Foundling Father - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• From Nixon to Clinton - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Fun with Sam and Spy - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Fur Files - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Ginsburg Gabs On - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• 'Grinch' Gets Greener - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Guessing Game - A seasoned operator handicaps the vote--and the punishment. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Happy Holidays?, THE THIN RED LINE, YOU'VE GOT MAIL, A CIVIL ACTION, DOWN IN THE DELTA, MIGHTY JOE YOUNG, STEPMOM - It's not all ho, ho, ho at the cineplex this season. Some unseasonably serious movies open--along with family fare--in a few theaters before New Year's in order to be Oscar contenders. Here's how they all rate. Four trees are tops., A legendary director returns to make a World War II movie like none before, Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan @romantic-comedy.com won us over, A true-life legal thriller that asks if the courtroom is any place to look for justice, A crowd-pleasing tear-jerker about a single mother saving her family--and herself, Girl meets ape and girl protects ape in Disney's clumsy remake for older kids, Mom's dying, Dad's dating--and there's enough sap for a Christmas tree [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Harmony or Discord? - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Hey! We Wuz Robbed! - Blown NFL calls may bring back instant replay--but who said sports was fair? [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Holdouts and Fence Sitters - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Home for the Holidays - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Hopkins Bows Out - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• How to Make Your eBid - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Hustler on the Hill - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Impeach, and Convict - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• In Prime Time, and in Play - Garth Ancier leaves the WB--for a job at NBC? [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Jackson Bonds Junked - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Jammin' Holiday Pictures - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Last-Minute Gifts - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• LEGO's Mind-Blowing Mindstorms - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Love Just Wasn't in Their Stars - Sexual-harassment charges on a cruise ship [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Lower Than Lawyers? - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Mini-Master P - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Moscow to Monica - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Ms. Muppet to You - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• 'NAPPY' SELLS, Book Marks - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• THE NEW GIVING GAMES - Salespeople are marketing the charity loophole--but some plans verge on tax abuse [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Nobel Lies? - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Objection! Your DLL Is Out of Order! - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Online Extra: Slobodan Milosevic - The Dec. 21 issue of Newsweek contains excerpts of an interview with Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, conducted by Newsweek's Lally Weymouth, on Dec. 8, 1998 at the Presidential Palace in Belgrade. This is the full text of the interview, which in the course of two and a half hours covered a wide range of topics, from the current crisis in Kosovo to allegations of war crimes committed by Serbian military leaders. Milosevic spoke in English. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Painting by Pixels - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• 'Palestinian Go Home' - With his trip to Gaza, Clinton jumps from the frying pan into the fire [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Perils of Geek Speak - The jargon at the antitrust trial is confounding the audience--and often the judge and the lawyers [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• A Persian Love Machine - Madonna, Demi, Goldie and Deepak are mad for Rumi--the hottest dead Sufi poet in Hollywood [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Politics of Statehood - Arafat has made a country imaginable, but his turf is tiny. The threat to declare independence is a tactic., If Yasir Arafat declares statehood for the Palestinians, he will have little to work with—particularly compared with Israel. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Prize Days - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Putting It Together - The Space Station begins to take shape [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Race, Respect and the NBA - Conflicts over money and control have kept the lockout going. But there's been another X-factor: the divide between white owners and black players. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Respect for Ramadan? - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Riding With Barbie - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Risky Bidness - You can get anything you want on the auction site eBay. But proceed with caution. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Russia's Gulags for Children - Millions of the disabled live as virtual prisoners [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Saving the Seahorses - Overfishing is threatening the unusual creatures [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Seagal Sings - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Solving a Monet Mystery - A $17 million insurance scam in Brentwood? [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Something About Frank - The FBI's Sinatra files are voluminous, but did you hear the one about the hooker? Read on. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• SOUND CHECKS - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Strongman of Serbia Speaks - A defiant Slobodan Milosevic talks about genocide, war criminals and Kosovo [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Sunday Afternoon Fever - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Tough Guy Talking - In 'The Thin Red Line' and 'Hurlyburly,' Sean Penn makes brutal roles look easy. Just don't ask him how he does it. [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Viagra’s Hothouse, Pfizer and Its Rivals - For Pfizer's Team Viagra, cultivating the drug of the century was a delicate mixture of high-risk, backbreaking work--and some really bad jokes [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• A Weakened Pope - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• The Web, Naturally - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Wrath of the Settlers - [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• 20-Year Fadeout - For the enigmatic Terrence Malick, making movies is not the only thing there is in life [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• A Year of Ups and Downs - Pfizer sells drugs for all sorts of maladies, but its impotence cure stole the show in '98. Users credit Viagra with restorative powers; critics say it's caused accidents and death. Here are some highlights: [Newsweek] (December 21, 1998)
• Ace Colleges for African-Americans - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• After Boris Yeltsin: A Mayor or a General?, YURI LUZHKOV - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• All I Want for Christmas ... - ... is weather vanes, clapboard planes, collies, shelties and reprinted Weltys, reissues in mono and U2's Bono, Mary Cassatt and stuff like that., BOOKS, MUSIC, VIDEOS [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Bear Essentials - Grizzlies on a comeback [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Best-Laid Plans - Billy Bob Thornton shines in a morality tale about three guys who find $4 million in the woods [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Bill on the Brink - This may be hard to believe, but it isn't over--not by a long shot. The president is still popular, the public is fed up and the prosecutors are losing, but the House is marching inexorably toward an impeachment vote. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Bond for Stardom - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Born to Tour - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Bra-Beaten, Balanced Workout, Unliquid Diet, The Light Fantastic, Surfing the Specialists - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Bratwurst at Mickey D - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Brush Up Your Shakespeare - A giddy comedy finds Will making love and literature [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Busta Rhymes Raps About the End of the World - He heralds doomsday with a danceable beat [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• California Reading - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Cape Claudia - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Caught in the Cross-Fire - A young star teacher finds herself in a losing racial battle with parents [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Celebrating Differences - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Chanukah Helper - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Chuck D's New Rap - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Corpse in the Creek - A Texas break-out ends with a drowned desperado [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Doctor is On (line, that is), Online Analysis - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Down by the River - The bulrushes. The burning bush. In 'The Prince of Egypt,' Moses pulls his people up from slavery. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Drink Up, Doggie - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Electra's Shock - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Enter La Nina, Smiling - El Nino's not-so-evil twin leaves much of the country with a warm first impression [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Europe Starts to Get Serious - With interest-rate cuts and a new Franco-British defense initiative, the old continent is flexing its muscles [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Everything's Coming Up Pink - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Eying the Fetal Future - In the shadows, a controversial search for cures [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Follow the Bouncing Body - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• A Fraud Abroad - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Glamorama - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Happy Bearday - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Holiday Gift Ideas - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• How to Beat Job Lock - Stuck in a bad job because your insurance won't 'carry over' without breaking the bank? There's hope. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Hunt Hits Home - Did U.S. companies cozy up to the Nazis? [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Joys of Gaming - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• A Kinder, Gentler Bill - As Microsoft battles Washington, Gates and his wife donate millions to help kids fight disease [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Lexicus Rex - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Like a Moss to a Flame - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Little Rio Is Causing a Grand Fuss - A new way to play back tunes has record labels singing the blues [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Metallica - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• More Teens Trying Heroin - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Move Over, Mona Lisa - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Nicole Takes Off - She climbs mountains and jumps out of airplanes. But now Kidman's doing something really daring: facing Broadway critics. In David Hare's erotic play 'The Blue Room,' the actress shows her chops. She's not just Mrs. Cruise anymore. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• No Butts - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Now Hear This - Finally, the AutoPC [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Oh No, Here We Go Again - Health-care costs are soaring--and companies are passing the increases along to their workers [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• On Blaming America - ALEKSANDR LEBED [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Palm Pirates - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Patching Up Depression - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Read Right - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• A Real Lump of Coal - Cost-cutting companies hand out pink slips [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Red Stars - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Rolling in the Files - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• A Rosebud By Any Other Name - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• 'Ryan' Loses Rank - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Science of the Season - The facts behind the star of Bethlehem, why champagne makes you drunk, and other mysteries of the holidays. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Seeing Stars on Stage - The pay is lousy. The critics are vultures. So why are big-name Hollywood actors flocking to the theater? [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Seinfeld Sells - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Self-Inflicted Cyber Wound? - If the Y2K bug bites us, we'll deserve it. We could have prepared in time--and didn't. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Self-Portrait of a Lady - The actress talks about her many roles: as spouse, mom and star of Stanley Kubrick's long-awaited thriller, ON HER MARRIAGE, ON HER FAMILY'S PRIVACY, ON STANLEY KUBRICK [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Sport's Power 100 - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Sweet Talk - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• A Taste of the Good Life - After nearly 20 years, a veteran correspondent returns to find that most Chinese don't miss the days before Deng's reforms. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• This Little Piggy... - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Time Trimmer - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• To Impeach or Not to Impeach - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Trials of Mike Espy - The fall--and triumph--of a political star who got caught up in the Washington wars. [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• The Way She Won't - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Web Tangles - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Woman of the Year...2008? - [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Yikes! We're Sealed In! - The earth moves in a war between a California beach and sun-worshiping sea mammals [Newsweek] (December 14, 1998)
• Album for Omagh - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• All's Well That Ends Well - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The Astronaut, Down to Earth - John Glenn talks about the joy of coming home [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Bare Bones: Amelia Earheart - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Becoming Bobby Fischer - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Can't Find a Furby? - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The Comeback Kid - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Custom Clickers - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Dares for Marie Claire - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Death Wish - After a videotaped mercy killing, Jack Kevorkian is charged with murder in a battle over the right to die. Has he at last gone too far? [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A Different Story: Kids' Bibles Today - For centuries, publishers have tried to make Scripture accessible and relevant to children. Current Bible stories are no exception; here are some of the ways the Good Books you just bought your kids for the holidays may be different from the ones you grew up with: [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Dung Deal - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Eight Strikes on UC Campuses - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Eight Strikes on UC Campuses - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Games People Play - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The Goodbye Girls - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Guff and Puff - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Hog Heaven and Hell - The further adventures of Babe are darker, deeper and very inventive. And not for the very young. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Hot Portraits of Cool - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Huffy Heche? - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• 'The Hurt Can No Longer Be Ignored' - The extradition case against General Pinochet forces Chile to confront his legacy, says the widow of a coup victim. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The iMac Attack - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The Joys of Gaming - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Let 1,000 Flowers Bloom - Seeds of change, 140 million years old [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A Literary Sorceress - A dark British kids' book bewitches the U.S. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Little 'Prince' May Study in England - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Living in the Shadows of Giants - What the men and women who fought World War II and built the peace could teach us about elevating the tone of the times. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Making Old Follicles Young Again - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Mariah Carey's Malady - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Michelangelo of Lake Michigan - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Miss Piggy's Perfume - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Monet's Pilfered Painting - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• My Big Bet on the Net - 'America's Homemaker' explains why cyberspace is key to the future of her empire. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• net gain - America Online's bold deal with Netscape is a high-stakes gamble on the Internet, e-commerce and how technology will affect your life. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The New Cider House Rules - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A New Strain of Virus - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Not Just Lamb Curry - Varied and refined, 'haute' Indian arrives [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Not Today, Not Tomorrow - In 1980, four American women were murdered in El Salvador. On his return there, a reporter finds that the case is not yet closed. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• 'Park' Prank? - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Playground Time in Peril - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A Poverty Pioneer's Woes - Charges of drugs and nepotism roil a model project [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Prohibition Revisited? - Sick of bars and liquor stores on every corner--and the problems they bring--Chicago neighborhoods go dry [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• ’Psycho’ Analysis - 'Director Gus Van Sant defends his controversial decision to remake Hitchcock's classic shocker. All he's added is color. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A Question of Money and Mistresses - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Raising Spiritual Children - Most parents still want to make sure their kids grow up with God. But today they often need extra help to show them the way. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A Real Buddy Picture - Two young friends make an adorable new comedy about passion and prep school. Go, 'Rushmore'! [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Real Men Don't Shop Online - Cybershopping? Bah, humbug. A defense of the subtle charms of hoofing it, braving the crowds--and embracing the season. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A Recipe for Disaster - By putting too much faith in one team of reformers, America only added to Russia's economic mess [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Refugee Lawsuit - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Reports From the Euthanasia Front - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Requiem for Reform - As thousands mourn a brutally murdered politician, Russia wonders whether democracy is dead as well. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Sandler Scores Two-Picture Deal - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• A Slugger's Scandal - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Stone's Sex Ed - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Stroke of Luck - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Stuck in the Scandal Ditch - Everyone wants to move on--but can't figure out how [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Teen Sheen - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Thinking Differently - Brain scans give new hope for diagnosing ADHD [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Upping the Ant-e - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The Ups and Downs of Two High-Tech High-Fliers, Netscape, AOL - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• URLs for Girls - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• The 'Veggies' That Kids Actually Like - A bumper crop of animated Bible videos [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Where Worlds Collide - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• Will Hollywood Catch the Bug? - [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)
• xmas.com - Forget about the traffic, the crowds, the ugly battles for sold-out toys. This season millions are giddily cybershopping their way through the holidays. [Newsweek] (December 7, 1998)