Table of ContentsGANGSTA RAP, DOGGYSTYLE Snoop Doggy Dogg's eagerly awaited album has bark, bite and irresistible dance groovesLOOKING FOR MR. GOODFATHER A painfully correct comedy and a cheerfully subversive one celebrate family valuesGO FIGURE HAYNES! COME BACK, HAYNES! In Clint Eastwood's A Perfect World, Kevin Costner tries to become the father neither he nor his young hostage ever knewSecrets of Success After his dramatic NAFTA victory, can Bill Clinton use his newfound clout to win bigger battles like health care?PEI'S PALACE OF ART In a historic renovation, the architect brings light and cohesion to the LouvreIS KIDNAPING FOR JESUS A MORAL RIGHT? Whoever the pseudonymous playwright Jane Martin really is, her sizzling Keely and Du captures the abortion enigmaTIME Magazine Contents Page NOVEMBER 29, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 23 FEARLESSLY OFFBEAT The Loman Family Picnic features a wacky surrealismCLONING HUMANS THE TOKYO BOMBERS A novel is diplomatic about the attack on Pearl HarborIN SEARCH OF A WAY OUT As new suspicions build, Senator Packwood considers resignationTRUE (AS IN PROULX) GRIT WINS After years of laboring in limbo, a tough Vermont novelist comes into her ownSORRY, I MADE IT ALL UP Rollins claims his tale of vote suppression was just an empty boast BLOOD, BOMBS AND TEARS From Gaultier to GerberThe Age of EleganceAMERICA'S NEW COMPETITIVE MUSCLEUP IN FLAMES FURTHERMORE CONFIDENCE GAMES How Venezuelan traffickers allegedly colluded with the CIA to smuggle coke into the U.S.DIARIES OF AN INDISCREET SENATOR WATCH OUT FOR CHINA It may still call itself communist, but its economy looks more and more capitalistSELLING THE SIZZLE CHRONICLING A FILTHY 4,000-YEAR-OLD HABIT One of the century's finest military historians surveys warfare as mankind's mystery, temptation and oldest dramaTWELVE STORIES OF SOLITUDE Garcia Marquez sends some innocents abroad to EuropeRISKY BUSINESS GUMMING UP THE WORKS How a small but determined group of conservatives is ambushing Clinton's policymaking vanguardTHE ASSAULT ON FREUD He invented psychoanalysis and revolutionized 20th century ideas about the life of the mind. And this is the thanks he gets?THE WEEK NOVEMBER 14-20STRIKING A GRAND DEAL Mandela and De Klerk shake on a constitutionTIME Magazine Masthead NOVEMBER 29, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 23 LIES OF THE MIND Repressed-memory therapy is harming patients, devastating families and intensifying a backlash against mental-health practitionersCAMERA CANDIDS WINNERS & LOSERS THE GREATEST COLD WAR MYTH OF ALLA NEW ''ME GENERATION''A PARLIAMENT OF POETS, POP STARS AND PRIESTS At the ballot box, Russians will choose from a bizarre array of big-name and no-name candidatesINSIDE WASHINGTON A HIDDEN BENEFIT OF THE NAFTA VICTORY SEEN & HEARDTHE POLITICAL INTEREST PUTTING BUSINESS FIRSTIN THE SPOTLIGHT Just Call Him Axl RoseINFORMED SOURES AFTER THE HANDSHAKE NASA'S DO-OR-DIE MISSION The beleaguered agency goes for broke with a risky flight to repair the Hubble telescopeBUFFALOED Risking political incorrectness, Penn rescinds its speech code DUTY, HONOR, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CONDUCT UNBECOMING? The Pentagon loses a round as the gays-in-the-military controversy heads for the Supreme CourtHEALTH REPORT I'VE LOOKED AT HUGE MEDIA MERGERS FROM BOTH SIDES NOW ... IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACETIMBERLAND HITS ITS STRIDE The New England shoemaker now must show that its products and its stock are not just fadsFASTEN YOUR SEATBELTS A strike at American foreshadows union turmoil industry-wideWACKO JACKO AND THE BEANSTALK