TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: November 27, 2000, Volume CXXX VI, No. 22
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Florida Thrilla! Fight to the finish!

TOP OF THE WEEK:
ON THE COVER: The battle for Florida--and the White House--rages on. As the rival camps clash, NEWSWEEK goes inside the wild endgame. Plus: a memo to the new president on what to do when it's all over. A NEW DAY: On a historic trip to Vietnam, Bill Clinton finds a communist nation with a rising generation obsessed with the United States--not as an enemy but as the home of Britney Spears and all things American. HEART OF DARKNESS: Dissecting the debate over new charges that anthropologists and filmmakers in the Amazon caused the slow genocide of one of the most primitive tribes on earth.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
The Ballot Braw.
War Over the Amazon.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The Cover: The Thrilla in Florida.
by Evan Thomas and Michael Isikoff.
Memo to the Next President by Howard Fineman.
Twists and Turns That May Be Coming.
Between the Lines': We Wuzn't Robbed byjonathanAlter.
History: Why Great Presidencies Are the Exception.
IryAlan Brinkley.
INTERNATIONAL.
Vietnam: The Young Look to the Future--And America.
b'yBrookLarmerandDebraRosenberg.
Mideast: Things Fall Apart by Daniel Klaidman.
How a Quiet Town Became a Battle Zone.
Arab-Americans: Teens Torn Between Two Worlds.
Judgment Calls': Greenspan Worship.
byRobertjZ. Samuelson.
BUSINESS.
Automakers: Worries About a Downturn byKeithNaughton.
Shopping: Retail Giants Move Online.
Deals: AT&T Tries to End a Marriage of Convenience.
byAllan Sloan.
COVER: Illustration by Peter de Seve.
SOCIETY.
Medicine: Germs and Modern Plagues.
Education: Designing Smarter Schools.
Sports: Mascot Fans Fight Back.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY.
Amazon: Debating a Tribe's Slow Genocide bySharon Begley.
Mind: Eavesdropping on a Monkey's Brain.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT.
TV: A Gay Answer to 'Sex and the City' by Marc Peyser.
Movies: 'Unbreakable,' a Riddle of a Movie.
YOUR FAMILY: FOCUS.
Binge Drinking: Anti-Alcohol Policies on Campus.
Neighbors: Baby-Sitting the Co-op Way.
Remembrances: Leah Rabin, 'Ambassador of Peace.
by Hillaiy Clinton.
Hosea Williams, Who 'Liberated the Nation' by Jo hnLewis.


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