TITLE: TIME magazine
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ISSUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 8, 1997; VOL. 150, NO. 10
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: SPECIAL REPORT: DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES. 1961-1997.

COVER: Photograph by Mark Lennihan--AP. THE PRINCESS WITH THE COMMON TOUCH: Diana knew the world loved to watch her, and so she brought herself to charities and projects she thought it was best for the world to see--the welfare of children, the battle against AIDS, the ravages of war.

SPECIAL REPORT: A DEATH IN PARIS: The Passing of Diana: She was a princess whose nobility embraced everyone and whose life reflected the commonality of loneliness and of heartbreak. The end of her loveless marriage guaranteed that she would never be Queen of England. But she had earned a title no one could contest: princess of the world. Her death last week in a horrendous, perhaps insidious car crash robbed the world of the hope that her story--which was somehow everyone's story--would end happily ever after.
Remembrance: Jim Gaines on meeting Diana.
Images of a Princess: A life lived in the public eye.
Paparazzi: Margaret Carlson on the carrion birds of fame.
The Fayeds: A final entanglement with a clan on the make.
Diana and America: A revolutionary romance.

NATION:
COLLEGES: Big Boozers on Campus: A fatal bout of heavy drinking at L.S.U. stirs the debate over what can be done to regulate alcohol use in schools.
INVESTIGATIONS: Follow the Freebies: Former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy is indicted, but can the independent counsel make the charges stick?.
DONORGATE: New members of the cast'?.
RACE: Playing by the Numbers:
A statistics-stuffed new book, America in Black and White, denounces affirmative action as the source of black poverty.
Get ready for a new round of debates.
Pro and Con: Derrick Bell vs. Thomas Sowell.
Whites on Blacks: Three other books on race.

WORLD:
BOSNIA: A Risky Decision: The allies back Biljana Plavsic as the best hope for peace.
SOUTH AFRICA: Reforming His Way Out: By resigning, F.W. de Klerk is continuing to make history.

SOCIETY AND SCIENCE:
ASTRONOMY: Looking Inside the Sun: A startling glimpse at the life of the neighborhood star.
MEDICINE: Return of the Killer Mosquitoes: The pesky skeeter may be spreading a deadly brain disease.

THE ARTS:
1997 FALL PREVIEW: HARVEST HOPEFULS:
As surely as the days and nights start to cool down each September, the country's cultural and entertainment scene begins to heat up. The upcoming months are brimming with grownup movies, global rock, gossipy books, leggy looks and a return of disco fever. What to see? What to do? What to buy?.
TIME'S annual guide to some of the most engaging options.
PEOPLE: The judge v. Imus; Dan Eldon's journals.
ESSAY: Roger Rosenblatt on Diana's beauty.

AMERICAN SCENE In search of Althea Gibson.
LETTERS.
NOTEBOOK.
CALVIN TRILLIN on political dieting.
MILESTONES.

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