TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1, 1999; VOL. 154 NO. 18
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Low Carb Diets. Meat loving, bread banning regimes are the rage. Do they work? Are they Healthy? Here's the Skinny. COVER: Photograph by Cynthia Stern. Bun from Great American Stock digitally added.

COVER: Come on In! The Food's Great.
Red meat and cream cheese are back on dieters' menus again but just how safe are all those low-carb regimens?.
Convert? How one doctor looks at the current diet fad.

NATION.
CAMPAIGN 2000: Who's the Better Democrat?.
Bradley goes after his party's heart with big spending ideas.
Interview: Gore comes out swinging.
THE FIRST LADY: Oh, Brothers.
Tony and Hugh Rodham reflect on having connections.
Viewpoint: Matthew Cooper on the importance of being real.
CAMPAIGN FINANCE: The Fruit of the Loom Squeeze.
The company is spending big to get a deal on its imports.
The McCain Irony: How reform's champion rakes in bucks.
WORLD.
INDONESIA: The Odd Couple.
A blind Muslim cleric and a political princess take office.
IRAN: A Reformer on Trial.
Hard-liners try to silence a critic who threatens their power.
SOUTH AFRICA: Rape of the Beloved Country.
In the post-apartheid era, the outcry is over sexual assault.
BUSINESS.
ADVERTISING: Old Media's Net Gains.
Desperate for attention, dot.coms lavish cash on print and TV.
SOCIETY AND SCIENCE.
RELIGION: Jerry FaIwell's Turnaround.
The fire-breathing evangelist reaches out to gays and lesbians.
EDUCATION: High Stakes Tutoring.
Are Achieva's intense prep programs a good thing?.
The Founders: Passion and profits.
PALEONTOLOGY: Free Woolly.
Frozen for 20,000 years, an Ice Age mammoth may rise again.
Space: Trying to make sense of those mystery bursts.
Fossils: New finds in Madagascar may be the oldest dinos.
MEDICINE: A Hint of Hope in the Alzheimer's Battle.
Scientists find an elusive enzyme that could lead to a drug Behavior: Is this where the brain decides right from wrong?.
IDEAS: Horton Heared a Who.
Steven Pinker on kids, verbs and the irregular mind.
SPORT: Battle for the Decade.
Why the Yankees and the Braves are the best teams in baseball.
Talking with Torre: An interview with the Yankee manager.
DIVIDING LINE: Jack White on battling racism in advertising.
THE ARTS.
CINEMA: How much of The Insider should we believe?.
Hollywood's new addiction: Russell Crowe.
The Omega Surprise: An evangelical hit.
TELEVISION: The Early Show gears up for a coffee clash.
BOOKS: Colette--elusive and still fascinating.
THEATER: Saturday Night Fever shows off its moves.
MUSIC: Rage Against the Machine's magnificent noise.
SHORT TAKES: Diggs' Best Man; nothing like this Dame.
Q+A: John Malkovich gets into his own head.
PERSONAL TIME.
YOUR TECHNOLOGY: Chris Taylor on cable modem hackers.
YOUR FAMILY: Amy Dickinson gets the kids off to college.
YOUR MONEY: Daniel Kadlec dissects stockholders.
YOUR HEALTH: Dr. Ian K. Smith on cell-phone cancer scares.
PEOPLE: Mary and Rhoda together again; celebrity authors.
ESSAY: Mark Leyner reveals his Y2K-eve plans.


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