TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 13, 2000; VOL. 156 NO. 20
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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FEATURES:
Speed Bump: Bush confronting an old D.U.I. arrest (see NATION).
Tales of Lost Children: Terrell Peterson, 6, was murdered by his foster grandmother (see COVER).
Telescopes: An observatory in Hawaii (see SOCIETY AND SCIENCE).

NATION.
CAMPAIGN 2000: The Final, Awful Blitz.
James Poniewozik on the trouble with the latest political campaign ads. It's not that they are negative; it's that they make awful television.
GEORGE W. BUSH: Under What Influence?.
A 24-year-old arrest sends last-minute tremors through the campaign, reviving issues it thought it had laid to rest.
JOURNALISTS: Like Mother, Like Son.
John F. Dickerson on crossing the tracks of Nancy Dickerson.
POLITICAL FLACKS: Lessons from a Campaign.
Richard Stengel on what he learned working for Bill Bradley.
WORLD.
MIDDLE EAST: Hate Makes Haste.
Jerusalem bureau chief Matt Rees on the threats to a fragile attempt to establish a cease-fire.
An Interview with Hamas: A top military leader talks.
BUSINESS.
CONGLOMERATES: Bertelsmann Takes Napster.
Thomas Middeihoff, head of the world's third largest media empire, pulls off a shocking deal. And he's just warming up.
LAWSUITS: For Whom the Bell Tolls.
Lloyd's of London has won its landmark legal battle with investors. Now it must rebuild its fortunes.
Max Taylor: An interview with Lloyd's chairman.
FASHION: Venus Beauty Institute.
Joel Stein follows the Williams sisters into fashion school.
COVER: The Crisis in Foster Care.
A TIME investigation enters into the quagmire that is spawning a generation of forgotten and forsaken children. Thousands are being neglected, abused, even murdered under what is ostensibly government protection.
Fifteen Years in Hell: The odyssey of Homer Bennett.
Adoption: Is this the way out?.
ASTRONOMY: Eyes on the Universe.
A new crop of telescopes is revolutionizing the science.
AVIATION: How to Walk Away from a Crash.
Lessons from Singapore Airlines Flight.
INNOVATORS.
FOOD: Cooking Up Surprises.
The latest installment in the series focuses on six people who can't stop playing with their food--and toying with our ideas of eating and nourishment.
THE ARTS.
MUSIC: With a new CD, Sade is back and as smooth as ever.
TELEVISION: CSI and a new mini-series share O.J.'s DNA.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Elton John's big picture show.
BOOKS: Tina Sinatra's life with father.
Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. gets personal.
An absorbing look at the lives of today's nuns.
CINEMA: Men of Honor merits a salute.
Charlie's Angels should be grounded.
Q&A: Bill Maher gives Joel Stein dating tips.
PEOPLE: Eminem's lost notebook; Kasparov dethroned.
ESSAY: Mark Leyner on extreme football.
STEVE LOPEZ'S AMERICA: Oh, deer, in Michigan.
SOCIETY AND SCIENCE.
LETTERS.


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