ISSUE DATE: July, 1999; Vol. 22., No. 8

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COVER: Boy? Girl? What's the difference? How hormones determine your behavior. Inset: "THEN AND NOW: Looking back with the men who walked the moon. APOLLO 11 30th Anniversary." COVER: Photograph by Penny Gentieu.

WHERE ONCE WE TROD -- Only a privileged handful of humans know what it's like to kick up dust on the moon. Here are their reflections -- and their rarely seen pictures. PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEVE PYKE AND NASA.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BOYS AND GIRLS? -- According to new research, the answer lies in a blend of chemistry and culture. BY DEBORAH BLUM, PHOTOGRAPHY BYJILLIAN EDELSTEIN.

BARKING UP A DIFFERENT TREE -- When America's most unusual dogs go nose to nose, things can get hairy. Or hairless. BY CHARLES HIRSHBERG, PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF MERMELSTEIN.

ALL SHOOK UP -- At a boot camp for bull riders, it takes 30 days of butt-busting effort to learn one simple lesson: how to hang on for eight seconds. BY G. PATRICK PAWLING, PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROGER LEMOYNE.

JEFFERSON'S CHILDREN -- A descendant of the author of the Declaration of Independence challenges his family to embrace the offspring of a slave. BY LUCIAN K. TRUSCOTT IV, PHOTOGRAPHY BY ERICA BERGER.

THE KALASHNIKOV KIDS -- Nearly two million Russian children have been abandoned by their parents. The lucky ones wind up in the army. BY EDWARD BARNES, PHOTOGRAPHY BYOLEG NIKISHIN.

HARD ROCKERS, HOLY ROLLERS -- What sounds like the devil's music to some is, to others, a joyful noise. BY JOSHUA SIMON, PHOTOGRAPHY BY SERGE J-F. LEVY.

LIFE AROUND THE WORLD: More than four centuries after their silver built the Spanish empire, Bolivia's miners toil on. PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEPHEN FERRY.
THE BIG PICTURE: In Italy, Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper emerges from a face-lift. In Vietnam, an old war may be claiming new victims. In China, pandas are preparing for a move to Atlanta.
DEPARTMENTS:
Note.
Contributors.
Letters.
Life & Times.
The hula look returns; so does Kosovo POW Andrew Ramirez. Plus: Halle Berry comes to LIFE.
Just One More: Ernest Hemingway put out to sea in 1953. Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt tagged along.
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