TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: September 2, 2002, Volume CXL, No. 10.
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Dr. Phil McGrawTough Love. Cover: Photograph By Jerry Avenaim For Newsweek. Hair And Makeup By Christina Patch. Styling By Robin Mcgraw.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
Cover Story: With a blunt tough-love message that says we have to stop complaining and take responsibility for our lives, Dr. Phil McGraw has become America's hottest self-help guru. NEWS WEEKs Marc Peyser tracks Dr. Phil's rise from Oklahoma to 'Oprah' to a TV channel near you. Page 50.
BATTLE STATIONS: Hawks.
COMING TO AMERICA: On the road from Somalia.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THE DOCTOR IS IN: McGraw on the set of his new show.
WORDS: Guilty Plea in a Notorious Nightclub Crash.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Bush Faces Action on Iraq--and a War Between His Troops by Michael Hirsh.
FAREED ZAKARIA: To Attack Saddam, First Find a Provocation.
EPIDEMICS: The Feds Hunt for Clues to West Nile Virus . .
THE WEST: T. Boone Pickens and the Water Cowboys Want H20 to Go Private by Karen Breslau.
CRIME: A Conviction in the Murder of Danielle van Dam.
IMMIGRATION: For Somali Bantus, a Dream of America May Soon Be a Hard Reality by Donatella Larch.
MIDEAST: A New Challenger to Sharon Enters the and doves face off over Iraq.
Political Fray by Dan Ephron and Joshua Hammer.
ARCHEOLOGY: Bringing the Mummies Home to Egypt.
ELLIS COSE: The U.N.'s --And the World's--Human-Rights Conscience.
BUSINESS: For Rappers, an Even Cozier Link With Luxury by Johnnie L. Roberts.
INVESTIGATIONS: Will Martha Stewart Have to Testify? by Keith Naughton.
JANE BRYANT QUINN: Make Sure Your Insurance Is Safe.
SPORTS: A Hard Day of Head Coaching With the NFL's Herman Edwards by Devin Gordon.
SOCIETY: For Dr. Phil, You Either Get It or You Don't by Marc Peyser.
JUSTICE: A Crackdown on Call Girls.
MUSIC: Hip-Hop's Eve Gets Set to Go Hollywood by Lorraine Ali.
BOOKS: Hitler's Filmmaker Turns 100 by David Gates.
TIP SHEET.
TRAVEL: If You'll Be Flying on September 11 by Kevin Peraino.
ROAD TEST: Trying Out the Gas-Stingy Civic Hybrid.
HOTELS: Live Like a High Roller for a Night.
DEPARTMENTS.
THIS WEEK ONLINE.
PERISCOPE.
MYTURN.
LETTERS.
PERSPECTIVES.
NEWSMAKERS.
GEORGE F WILL.


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