TITLE: TIME magazine
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ISSUE DATE: APRIL 3, 2000; VOL. 155 NO. 13
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The POPE in the Holy Land.
COVER: Photograph by Arturo Man.

FEAURES:
Mr. Kremlin: Who really is Vladimir Putin? (see WORLD).
A Pilgrim Pope: A visit to Bethlehem was part of his voyage of faith in search of peace (see COVER).
The Hottest and Hardest: Rah Digga is not typical hip-hop (see THE ARTS).

AMERICAN SCENE: What is it about Canadian toilets?.
NOTEBOOK.
JOEL STEIN on why daylight saving time is evil.
MILESTONES.
NATION.
COVER: John Paul II in the Holy Land.
Struggling with his infirmities, the Pontiff walks where Jesus once did, offering carefully crafted messages to Christians, Jews and Muslims. His words please many, but not all.
Unfinished Agenda: Saints, Cardinals and more.
CAMPAIGN 2000: Mixing It Up in New York.
Rudy plays hardball with another shooting by an N.Y.C. cop, and Hillary moves in for the kill.
CLINTON ON THE ROAD: Barnstorming for Peace.
The President carts his bully pulpit from Bombay to Geneva in an effort to further talks in Southern Asia and the Middle East.
REFUGEES: Is Elkin Homeward Bound?.
A court ruling may mean the time to return to Cuba is nigh.
WORLD.
RUSSIA: Apparatchik with a Cause.
With a presidential mandate in the offing, Vladimir Putin says he will clean up corruption and restore his country to greatness. Can he reform Russia, or will Russia reform him?.
Discipline and Will: How a former KGB spy got to the top.
UGANDA: A Doomsday Cult.
First seen as suicides, 500 followers were in fact murdered.
BUSINESS.
ACCOUNTING: Let's Go to the Numbers.
Forced to restate its results, MicroStrategy falls to Earth.
BEST SELLER: Hot off the Dairy Shelf.
Who Moved My Cheese? has become a cottage industry.
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY.
MEDICINE: The Cyber Does.
How to tell the Web's good health sites from the bad.
EDUCATION: Lessons in Urban Survival.
Schools teach African Americans how to cope with cops.
DIVIDING LINE: Jack E. White on H. Rap Brown's long anger.
PRESS: Details Goes In for Retooling.
Why Conde Nast shut down a schizo men's mag.
THE ARTS.
MUSIC: Rah Digga is rapping on fame's door. An up-close look.
at what it's like to be on the verge of hip-hop stardom.
The fight heats up over Miami's ban on Cuban performers.
CINEMA: Chinese star Jet Li enters kicking.
BOOKS: Poet Derek Walcott's rumination on race and art.
PHOTOGRAPHY: The dark passages of James Nachtwey.
SHORT TAKES: Travis' melodious rock; Heckart's virtuosity.
Q+A: Sisqo rhapsodizes on the female derriere.
PERSONAL TIME.
YOUR FAMILY: Amy Dickinson has tips on college rejection.
YOUR MONEY: Daniel Kadlec casts a cautious eye at biotech.
YOUR HEALTH: Christine Gorman on a diabetes dustup.
YOUR TECHNOLOGY: Joshua Quittner gets a Webby cell phone.
PEOPLE: Michael Jordan Retires 2; Madonna with Child.
ESSAY: Charles Krauthammer laments baseball's decline.
ECONOMY: Greenspan Is Losing His Halo.
Fed chairman's war on wealth effect seems off target.


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