TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: August 23, 2004, Volume CXLIV, No. 8
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: When FAT attacks. Fat Cells waging war on your health. COVER: Illustration by Slim Films for NEWSWEEK. Inset photograph by Brian Branch-Price--AP.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
Cover Story: They are sneaky, tough and self-sustaining. As science learns more and more about the biochemistry of fat cells, we are uncovering the quiet but crucial role they play in our bodies. The secret life of the fat cell--and how new research may help us understand and treat diseases ranging from obesity to heart problems to diabetes. Page 40.
AN ELUSIVE FOE: Human fat samples in the lab.
A SECRET LIFE: Out of the closet, and out of office.
GETTING IN: Smart college tips from NEWSWEEK and Kaplan.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
POLITICS: A Governor's Shocking Revelation of Sex.
Lies and Scandal by Michael Isikoff and Evan Thomas.
When a Spouse Comes Out of the Closet by Karen Breslau and Debra Rosenberg.
JONATHAN ALTER: Seeing Ourselves in Jim McGreevey.
STORMS: Hurricane Charley Rips a Path of Destruction Across Florida by Arian Campo-Flores.
JUSTICE: The Defense Takes Aim at Scott Peterson's Ex by Karen Breslau.
IRAQ: Ayad Allawi Takes a Hard Line, With the Marines' Help by Rod Nordland and Scott Johnson.
CAMPAIGN 2004: Bush and Kerry Play Swing-State Leapfrog by Kathryn Williams.
FAREED ZAKARIA: Why Kerry Is Right on Iraq.
OLYMPICS: A Thundering Start in Athens by Devin Gordon.
SCIENCE: The Devastating, and Potentially Beneficial, Effects of Fat Cells on the Human Body by Anne Underwood and Jerry Adler.
EDUCATION: Navigating the Admissions Maze Surviving the New SAT by Richard Rubin.
The Hot Schools of 2005 by Barbara Kantrowitz.
What You Should Know About Student Depression by Daniel McGinn and Ron DePasquale.
MEDICINE: A Disease in Disguise by Geoffrey Cowley and Anne Underwood.
ROBERT J. SAMUELSON: A Cell Phone? No, Thanks.
ARTS: Georgia O'Keeffe's Lasting Legacy by Peter Plagens.
MOVIES: Your Picks for the Summer's Best and Worst Films.
THE TIP SHEET.
MONEY: A Health-Care Windfall by Linda Stern.
TRAVEL: Vacationing Down on the Farm.
ENTERTAINMENT: The Web's Best Political Comedy.
TRANSITION: Master of the Art: Julia Child, 1912-2004 by Dorothy Kalins.
DEPARTMENTS.
THIS WEEK ONLINE.
PERISCOPE.
MYTURN.
LETTERS.
PERSPECTIVES.
NEWSMAKERS.
ANNA QUINDLEN.


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