TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: December 29, 2003 January 5, 2004, Volume CXLIII, No. 1
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: 2004 JON STEWART, Seriously Funny. COVER: Photograph By Nigel Parry--Cpi For Newsweek, Suit By Brenda Colling, Styling By Anthea King, Grooming Bytobe West, Shirt Cour-Tesyof Praoa, Tie Courtesy Of Kenneth Cole.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
LIFE AT THE FRONT AND AT HOME: With Saddam in custody, NEWSWEEK looks ahead to what the future holds for Iraq, bin Laden and Bush. From politics to Hollywood, we also profile Who's Next-- including Jon Stewart, who's redefining how Americans get their political news. Plus: the year in cartoons and quotes.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
AFTER SADDAM: The Insurgency Goes On by Evan Thomas, Rod Nordland and Christian Caryl.
OPERATION RED DAWN: Behind the Manhunt for Saddam by Evan Thomas and Babak Dehghanpisheh.
FAREED ZAKARIA: Democrats in Search of a Positive Vision.
JUSTICE: How Will the Truth Be Aired in Iraq? by Christian Caryl and Christopher Dickey.
BIN LADEN: Still Searching for Al Qteda's Chief by Sami Yousafzai and Michael Hirsh.
CAMPAIGN 2004: A Happy Holiday for Bush by Howard Fineman and Tamara Lipper.
ROBERT J. SAMUELSON: The Uncertain Dollar and the World Economy.
WHO'S NEXT.
TELEVISION: Fake News Anchor Jon Stewart Prepares for a Real Campaign by Marc Peyser.
EDUCATION: The University of Michigan's Mary Sue Coleman Is Redefining Diversity on Campus.
HEALTH: FDA Commissioner Mark McClellan Has Politics in His Blood.
POLITICS: San Francisco's Mayor Gavin Newsom, a Democratic 'Star in the Making.
IRAQ: Mowaffak al-Rubaie, a critical Link in the Post-Saddam.
Era by Christian Caryl and Christopher Dickey.
BUSINESS: At Rupert Murdoch's Firm, Son James Ascends the Ranks.
SPORTS: Patricia Miranda, Phi Beta Kappa Wrestler.
RELIGION: Bishop Wilton Gregory Presides Over Painful Times for Catholics.
LAW: New YorkA.G. Eliot Spitzer, Unlikely Champion of the Common Man by Weston Kosova.
TECHNOLOGY: Larry Probst Has the Ring That Rules the Videogame Industry.
MOVIES: Keira Knightley Plays Damsels Who Aren't in Distress.
Mexico's Gael Garcia Bernal Smolders.
MUSIC: The Neptunes, Producers With the Golden Touch.
FASHION: Holly Dunlap Makes Flirty Shoes for Party Girls.
PERSPECTIVES.
IN CARTOONS AND QUOTES: The Year From Saddam to Strom, Arnold tojacko, SARS to 'Freedom Fries.
TRANSITION.
FINAL BOWS: Some Unforgettable People We Said Goodbye To.
DEPARTMENTS.
THIS WEEK ONLINE.
PERISCOPE.
CONVENTIONAL WISDOM.
THE LAST WORD' by Anna Quindlen.
IN MEMORIAM: From Kate to Mr. Rogers.
I heard Dennis Kucinich say in a debate, 'When I'm president...' and I just wanted to stop him and say, 'Dude.
JON STEWART.


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