TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 6, 2000; VOL. 156, NO. 19
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The CHOICE. George W. Bush, Albert Gore.
COVER: Digital photomontage. Photographs for TIME: Bash by Brooks Kraft--Corbis Sygma; Gore by Diana Walker

The Little Guys' Bodyguard? If AL GORE can't be the voters' best friend, he's hoping they will settle for a protector instead.

A New Kind of Cutter? GEORGE W. BUSH is betting that he has finally come up with a tax-cut plan that can please everyone.

LEVIER FROM NORTH KOREA: Aibright's strange trip.
NOTEBOOK.
JOEL STEIN roots, roots, roots for the wrong team.
MILESTONES.
COVER: The Choice.
Is it Harvard vs. Yale, a campaign of similarities? Is it the Tax Cutter vs. the Populist, a campaign of big differences? A look at what's at stake next Tuesday--and why voters are having a hard time figuring out just what that is.
CAMPAIGN 2000: See How They Run the Show.
The divergent styles of the would-be managers in chief.
CAMPAIGN DIARY: Is This All There Is?.
Many Florida voters are growing less excited by the minute.
THE ISSUES: In four crucial areas, the differences are big.
VIEWPOINTS: The Case for Each Man.
It's the trust, stupid! says Peggy Noonan. It's the competence, stupid! counters Roger Rosenblatt.
THE GREEN PARTY: A Spoiler at Any Speed?.
Fueled by discontent with Clintonian centrism, Nader could throw the election to Bush. And Nader could not care less.
PUBLIC EYE: The Other Legacy.
Bill's best hope for vindication may be Hillary, not Al.
EDUCATION SPECIAL REPORT: VOTER'S GUIDE.
FAILING SCHOOLS: Give Up or Start Over?.
How Bush and Gore would handle the worst cases.
EARLY CHILDHOOD: Two plans to prepare the littlest ones.
TEACHERS: Easing the shortage.
HIGHER ED: Getting help with those rising tuition tabs.
WORLD.
THE MIDDLE EAST: Considering a Radical Separation.
If Arafat declares statehood, Israel may cut economic ties.
Hizballah: Back at war after failing at politics.
BUSINESS.
COMMUNICATIONS: AT&T Does the Splits Again.
A battered Ma Bell will divide once more, this time in four.
CEOS: Frustrated boards are now quick to sack leaders.
TECHNOLOGY: Instant messaging grows up.
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY.
MEDICINE: Taking Anti-Cholesterol Statins to Heart.
Doctors say many more of us could greatly benefit from them.
RACE: Blowing the whistle on segregated sororities.
LAW: Can you jail moms without punishing kids?.
LIVING: Competitive cheerleaders bring it on.
THE ARTS.
TELEVISION: Family comedies aren't like they once were.
The new faces of The X-Files and Spin City.
CINEMA: A cliched Bagger Vance hits a bogey.
Blair Witch 2: This time the joke is on them.
BOOKS: The Joe DiMaggio we never knew--fortunately.
THEATER: A stripped-down Full Monty is kind of empty.
IDEAS: Pursuing the delusion of Utopia through the ages.
MUSIC: PJ Harvey, in a New York state of mind.
Soul Sister Mumba One.
SHORT TAKES: A bland Dinner Party; a dreamboat chef.
Q&A: Pat Buchanan tries to reform Joel Stein.
PEOPLE: Vieira lowballs the Mets; O.D.B. AWOL.
ESSAY: Roger Rosenblatt on the Kursk note's message.


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