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Table of ContentsFeb. 9, 1964 "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!"July 1, 1934 Movies' Moral CrackdownNov. 18, 1928 The Mouse That RoaredJune 10, 1935 AA Takes Its First StepsApril 4, 1968 Killing the DreamerApril 15, 1938 Birth of the SuperheroJune 17, 1972 Not Just Any BurglarySept. 1, 1939 Storming into PolandOct. 29, 1923 Turkey Forced WestwardApril 15, 1947 Breaking the Color LineJuly 25, 1978 Brave New BabySept. 3, 1928 The Overlooked MiracleMay 10, 1940 Churchill Takes ChargeOct. 20, 1952 The Bloody Mau Mau RevoltJuly 17, 1959 Uncovering Earliest ManMay 9, 1960 The Pill That Unleashed SexAug. 28, 1963 Marching for a DreamOct. 14, 1947 Flying Faster than SoundAug. 6, 1945 Unleashing an Era of DreadFeb. 28, 1953 Eureka: The Double HelixNov. 22, 1963 The Infamous Day in DallasJan. 31, 1968 Tet: The Beginning of the EndMay 14, 1948 The Dawn of IsraelOct. 11, 1962 A Church TransformedNov. 9, 1989 Taking Down the WallMarch 8, 1983 Bedeviling an EmpireJan. 21, 1924 The Death of a BolshevikThis Boy's Grim Life In a new documentary, Hoop Dreams director Steve James revisits a youth he mentored and finds a messPeopleTragedy at Camp Pennsylvania TIME's Jim Lacey has been traveling with the 1st Brigade of the 101st Airborne Division. Over two weeks ago, they had set up camp in northern Kuwait just 20 miles south of the Iraqi border. What Are Your Odds? New math for calculating smokers' lung-cancer risk. Don't flunk this quizThe Rise And Rise Of Asian Art Forget about Matisse and Picasso. Things of beauty from across the Pacific are landing everywhereA Jerk, Perhaps, But Our Jerk Rudy's Giuliani is a tough guy for better and for worseInside Saddam's Head Other dictators have known when to flee. Why did the Iraqi ruler stand his ground?No Time for Defense War is quickly shifting the outlook for investors. Here's how to position yourselfFirst Stop, Iraq How did the U.S. end up taking on Saddam? The inside story of how Iraq jumped to the top of Bush's agenda--and why the outcome there may foreshadow a different world orderVoices Of Outrage They're energized and organized. But can U.S. antiwar protesters survive their own diversity?Dec. 12, 2000 End of the Endless ElectionAug. 9, 1995 The Dotcom Boom BeginsMay 25, 1977 The Arrival of the JediNov. 15, 1971 The Computer on a ChipNov. 24, 1989 Bin Laden Steps Up to No. 1Sept. 20, 1980 A Good Day for SaversNov. 29, 1999 A Generation Takes a StandApril 19, 1995 A Homegrown NightmareReal Battles In Real Time The networks delivered amazing live images, but the unparalleled access may have a price80 DaysDec. 1, 1955 A Bus Rider's DefianceJan. 5, 1948 The Big Dripper's OpeningJune 6, 1944 D-Day: Saving a ContinentNov. 9, 1938 The Night Hope ShatteredMarch 4, 1933 Launching the New DealAug. 9, 1936 Outrunning the Aryan MythOct. 29, 1929 Wall Street's Bad, Bad FallOct. 6, 1927 Now Hear This!Sept. 25, 1926 The 40-Hour RevolutionNov. 8, 1923 Adolf Hitler's Practice Power GrabDec. 12, 1979 Soviet Folly in AfghanistanMarch 11, 1985 My First Day on the JobAug. 6, 1991 How the Web Was SpunAug. 31, 1997 Death of a PrincessOct. 27, 1962 Averting the ApocalypseDec. 7, 1941 What I Saw at Pearl HarborAug. 5, 1966 A Call for Mass InsanityJune 28, 1969 Standing Up for Gay RightsMarch 3, 1938 Finding the King's FortuneApril 30, 1975 Good Night, VietnamInitial Wear: Gimme a C!Feb. 9, 1950 McCarthy's First SlanderAmerica Shows Its Colors Humility, not hubris, is crucial to winning the peaceFreedom and CalamitySept. 11, 2001 The Day al-Qaeda Attacked AmericaFateful MeetingsTargeting Saddam's Inner Circle U.S. bombs are focusing on the loyalists closest to the Iraqi dictator, including his two sons and the cousin who directed the lethal 1988 gas attack on the KurdsThe American Prime Minister Why Blair has gained rare influence: he has strengths that Bush lacksMarch 12, 1930 A Disobedient Saint's MarchMay 21, 1927 The First Across AloneCoverOct. 3, 1995 Color Us Divided on O.J.Jan. 29, 2002 The Enemy Is DefinedAt Close Range EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS As long-distance bombing pounded Baghdad, allied ground troops made a grueling push across the desert in a show of both brute force and tender mercy. An intimate look at the real work of Awestruck A SURPRISE ATTACK AIMED AT SADDAM, PLUS THE KICKOFF OF THE AIR AND GROUND ASSAULT, SHAKE THE IRAQI REGIME. INSIDE THE ALLIED PLAN TO FINISH IT OFF FOR GOOD.Dispatches From The Front Simon Robinson dodges shells with the 1st Marine Division as it barrels its way toward Basra, while Michael Ware describes the scene as a suicide bomber kills a colleague in northern IraqBeyond Brown Cow Specialty yogurts are multiplying. But do they taste any better?Oct. 1, 1949 New China Is BornLettersJuly 5, 1954 The King Finds His VoiceSept. 27, 1962 Breaking the Silence on DDTJune 30, 1966 Demanding Full EqualityJune 5, 1968 A Final Blow to CamelotJan. 22, 1973 Getting the right to chooseFeb. 1, 1979 The Ayatullah's ReturnJuly 27, 1982 A Name for the PlagueFeb. 11, 1990 At Long Last, FreedomMarch 27, 1998 A Potent BreakthroughHistory Doesn't Follow the Rules The world can change in a day, all right, but not always the way we think it willDec. 29, 1987 A Pill to Make Your DayFeb. 26, 1993 The Foreshadowing of 9/11April 1, 1976 Apple Computer Boots UpMay 3, 1979 The Iron Lady SingsDec. 3, 1967 The Brand-New HeartJuly 20, 1969 "One Giant Leap for Mankind"Oct. 15, 1951 Falling in Love with LucyOct. 4, 1957 The Space Race Lifts OffHow We Cover War and Uncover HistoryHard Times, Cozy AdviceGreat Performances to SavorChemical Ali: Saddam's Henchman
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