TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: May 10, 1999, Volume CXXXIII, No. 19
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: The Secret Life of Teens. COVER: Photograph by Michael O'Neill.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
SPECIAL REPORT: As Littleton buried its dead, many parents across America were asking whether they really know their own kids. The secret life of teens, where the Net, music and games create an alternative universe. Page 30.

INTERNATIONAL: As Jesse Jackson intervenes with Milosevic for the American POWs, the allies find themselves still fight ing a war on many fronts. Page 60.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT: Already tired of 'Star Wars'? The NEWSWEEK skinny on summer movies. Page 76.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
SPECIAL REPORT.
The Colorado Tragedy: Searching for Answers by T. Trent Gegax and Matt Bai.
Where Did the Guns Come From?.
Lessons From Paducah.
Beyond Littleton: How Well Do You Know Your Kid? by Barbara Kant rowitz and Pat Wingert.
When Teens Fall Apart by Sharon Begley.
The Secret Life of Teens byJohn Leland.
The Romance of Risk by Lynn E. Ponton.
The Truth About High School by jerry Adler.
Between the Lines: On the Cusp of a Crusade byjonathan Alter.
INTERNATIONAL.
The War: Spinning Amid the Storm.
POWs: Jesse Jackson's Odyssey.
No Humanitarian Solutions by David Rieff.
Espionage: Did the FBI Mishandle the Nuclear Case?.
BUSINESS.
Bosses: AT&T's Golden Boy by Allan Sloan.
Hawaii: A Charity Scandal.
Capital Gains: Privateers on Parade by Jane Bryant Quinn.
ARTS & ENTERTAIMENT.
Movies: Our Summer Preview by Jeff Giles and Kendall Hamilton.
Art: Degas in New Orleans.
Books: A. M. Homes's Torched Suburbia.
Music: Swooning Over Andrea Bocelli.
Rock: The Iconoclastic Tom Waits Returns.
FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY.
Turn Your Desktop Into a Jukebox by N'gai Croal.
The Hacker Hemingway by Steven Lesy.
DEPARTMENTS.
Periscope.
Perspectives.
My Turn.
Newsmakers.
Cyberscope.
The Last Word' by.
Letters.
George F. Will.


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