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COVER STORIES

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EDUCATION:

Academia in the Year 2000

U.S. universities will be more diverse and technologically aware

ALSO: How U.S. Institutions Rate

Pretty well, with foreign students

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NATION:

Better to Mug Than Be Mugged

Clinton and Brown learn a trick or two

Clinton’s Arkansas Scorecard

How he fared as Governor

Russia’s New Best Friends

Bush and Clinton call for aid

Bad News For GoodFellas

Godfather Gotti is guilty as charged

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WORLD:

Germany Flexes Its Muscles

No longer self-effacing, Bonn asserts itself and troubles the neighbors

Carnage in Nagorno-Karabakh

Armenians and Azeris intensify their blood feud

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BUSINESS:

Accountants Under Siege

The profession faces the most serious legal liability crisis in its history

INTERVIEW Governor Lowell Weicker on making tough choices

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MEDICINE Did sex and therapy drive a psychiatrist’s patient to suicide? 61

HISTORY Who killed J.F.K.? And what would he have done in Vietnam? 64

PROFILE Mark Morris, prince of modern dance, returns to his realm

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SHOW BUSINESS The computer wizards are energizing the movies

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CINEMA Tout Hollywood is abuzz about The Player. Now it’s your turn 70

MUSIC Black musicians are putting some soul back into rock ‘n’ roll 71

ART Ceramist Ken Price proves that real sculpture doesn’t have to be big 73

BOOKS A dead man unravels his tale in Graham Swift’s latest novel

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+ TELEVISION Ren & Stimpy breaks up 2.2 million households

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ESSAY Magician James Randi on modern medieval thinking

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DEPARTMENTS

LETTERS 8 PEOPLE 63

GRAPEVINE 19 THEATER 70

SCIENCE 62 MILESTONES 79

COVER Photograph by Richard Laird — F P G International, digitally altered by Joe Lertola