Abstracts: Time travelers. When hoops become hoopla: the NBA gets set to bring its vaunted 'show time' to Vancouver and Toronto
Abstracts: Reaching out: Canadian schools try to lure foreign students - and dollars. Muscle bound
Abstracts: Rethinking the PC: by eliminating the frills, Larry Ellison has designed a $500 computer for the Internet. Happy returns
Abstracts: Healing the broken body. Bodies and blood: Betty Goodwin depicts profound inner landscapes. Back to the Bible's beginning: a resurgence of interest in Genesis features an approach that is more literary than literal
Abstracts: Chairs by the batch; part two of our dining room table and chairs project. Futon sofa bed: build a convertible couch in the Craftsman style
Abstracts: Banking secrecy in Lebanon: a comparison with Switzerland. Doing business in Lebanon: requirements for foreign firms
Abstracts: Multimedia liabilities. Loss of data control plagues many corporations; regulation of information wanes with the increasing dominance of networked PCs and e-mail
Abstracts: Flames of racial tension: a spate of church burnings angers blacks. The squeeze play
Abstracts: A troubled nuclear family: the big promise of atoms for peace causes a costly fallout. Sex offenders: is there a cure?
Abstracts: Peace and prosperity. Help comes in a package. Winds of change
Abstracts: Ahead of its time: Malaysia's futures exchange is going nowhere fast. Into high gear: Malaysia plans to launch national motorcycle
Abstracts: Drinks all round. Pulp fiction: high newspaper prices mean little to Korean producers. Interior motives: architect ushers plants and light into Seoul's concrete jungle
Abstracts: "Shooting the piano player"? Justice Scalia and administrative law. Wade's seventh edition and recent English administrative law
Abstracts: Agency authority to define the scope of private rights of action. Seven ways to deossify agency rulemaking
Abstracts: Lawyer hopes book will get client sprung; instead of getting flowers, his estranged wife got shot. Was his dad behind the crime?
Abstracts: State groups seek historic gathering. ABA committee chooses big-city, big-firm insider; nominating groups association's next chief from a major Philadelphia firm
Abstracts: Class actions target cuts in welfare aid to mothers: Republicans' plans for sweeping change may turn on N.J. and Calif. cases
Abstracts: Require judge and jury to witness executions. U.S. help to art claimants sets a poor legal precedent. Death penalty adds to our tax burdens
Abstracts: TV diminishes judges. D.C.'s illusory changes. O.J. helped my media's changing view of cops
Abstracts: The terms of Archer-Daniels-Midland's $100 million plea agreement suggest that Justice may be emphasizing fines, not future compliance
Abstracts: Role of the sodium-calcium exchange mechanism and the effect of magnesium on sodium-free and high potassium contractures in pregnant human myometrium
Abstracts: Hormone replacement therapy in breast cancer survivors: a cohort study. Case report of interferon alfa therapy for multiple myeloma during pregnancy
Abstracts: Steeped in history: a visit with the real Mr. Tea: Samuel Twining. The magic of Lake Como
Abstracts: R.S.V.P.: favorite restaurant recipes. Pies & cakes. The cheddar of Vermont
Abstracts: Valentine's special. Step by step to a beautiful wedding cake. Romance is sweet: luscious desserts for your Valentine (and you)
Abstracts: Leaders of U.S., Japan hold one-day summit. Clinton, Japan's Miyazawa discuss trade issues. Bush, Clinton clash on foreign policy
Abstracts: Fishing for stamps at auction. Marilyn Monroe & unofficial FDC's. George Meany FDC has antique cigar label cachet
Abstracts: Early postage meter impressions from Canada. The historical legacy of Wells, Fargo. Forerunners of the Mailomat meter machines
Abstracts: Rowland Hill and the origins of the penny black. Recollections of Bogert & Durbin stamp company. Confederate postmasters' provisional stamps
Abstracts: Azerbaijan resumed stamp issues in 1992. Jacob Roggeveen landed on Samoa in 1722. Makarios III: the Father of independent Cyprus
Abstracts: Interview showdown: who gets the job in a close race, and why. Ready to get into public relations? Here's how
Abstracts: How to combine a career with more time at home. Secrets of highly successful job hunters. Move up to management: breaking out of a career rut
Abstracts: Cherish the charms of rosemaling. Flying high with weather vanes. Just-for-fun birdhouses
Abstracts: Celebrations. part 2
Abstracts: Ozark country cooking. Lighten up! Healthy recipes from Midwest cooking schools(includes related information on three chefs from the Food Fest, Cooking for Life, and Jasper's cooking schools)
Abstracts: Old man river is his master. Sample Illinois' sweet peach county. Savor an Iowa family's popcorn heritage
Abstracts: Spirits and liqueurs in Italy. Spirits and liqueurs in Spain. Liqueurs and bitters in Germany
Abstracts: Women on the board. In the eye of the pay row: last week retail group Kingfisher admited that Christmas trading had been lousy. With massive private sector pay packages under attack, is the company right to make its chairman one of the UK's best-paid directors?
Abstracts: Hold your fire. Prudent move. Yes minister, you're clueless
Abstracts: Never mind the reality, feel the illusion. The bookworm's alternative. Price too high for BAe
Abstracts: Add a little excitement to your portfolio: from works of art to cases of wine and classic cares, the alternative investment market can be rewarding in more ways than one
Abstracts: A hit on tour, but will we ever learn to love Prince Charles? You know you love it ...
Abstracts: No stopping the single currency juggernaut. Transatlantic fish war goes Canada's way. Transatlantic rift haunts Nato
Abstracts: A world order of scandal and graft. Will it be Russia v America next? Europe must look south, not east
Abstracts: Yes, I am an Englishman. At least Charles has a vision. On to our next caller, and make it snappy
Abstracts: Third Way economics or just Thatcherism? Following in Gingrich's footsteps. Whoever said 'no turning back'?
Abstracts: Into the future, the Italian way. An intellectual in Paris. Chapter v Verse
Abstracts: At last: the corporations come clean. Can divorce make us all rich? Parliament's chickens come home to roost
Abstracts: University challenged. 'God wanted me to do it ... he wanted a humane killer.' (anti-death penalty campaigner Don Cabana)(Interview)
Abstracts: Overture and beginners for Mr Mandelson. Marriage of heaven and hell. The prime of Mr McKenzie
Abstracts: St Trinian's: fact or fiction? Anything to declare? If you're in the Lords then don't mention it. Mummy has to go to work
Abstracts: In search of creative oddballs. A pleasure to work for. We drill, you do the rest
Abstracts: Professor Regan's sacrifice. My nest is empty, and I love it. The mystery of the missing Muslim girls
Abstracts: 'I would cry to myself: Why? Why? Why have they done this? Paisley's pattern of violence. Twist in the tale of the nice writer next door
Abstracts: Sharing the dream. Where Sid won and lost. Urge to merge is back with a bang
Abstracts: By Europe's standards, a quiet affair. Curtain lifts on Buchenwald 'Gulag.' (many deaths at secret KGB camp at Buchenwald after second world war)
Abstracts: Killer floods cause havoc in Acapulco. Mexico accused of bombing civilians. Zedillo in gamble to capture rebel chief
Abstracts: Does machismo face death in the bullring? Spain gets set to turn the tortilla again. Long-distance runner on his last lap
Abstracts: Sure is Heavenly here. They do things differently here. All for one and one for all
Abstracts: Pass Goa and collect experience. Those who can, teach abroad. Roll up your sleeves and see the world
Abstracts: Billboard firms around Europe refuse to carry Benetton ad. Benetton retailer rebellion breaks out from Germany
Abstracts: Pfizer readies four OTC drug brands for U.K. launch. Denmark launches two investigations of OTC industry. Bayer aligns $250m global account with BBDO
Abstracts: Backlash grows against US race quotas. Pete gets ready for his White House run. Hungry for success under a new order
Abstracts: The emergence of Turkey as a major world player. Sex on the Hill: the US scandal that still pays off. All aboard for the money primary
Abstracts: Mexico accused of bombing civilians. Mexico's warrior peasants arm for revolt. Mexico's economy heads for meltdown
Abstracts: Now anyone can be Nelson Mandela. There's no trumping Mr Major. Rare collection that inspires passion
Abstracts: The imperfect form of the new. Looking forward to Compact City. Learning to live with the city
Abstracts: So, where are Mr Wardle's immigrants? A nation is splitting apart - will anyone notice? Be a rock and listen
Abstracts: The terrorism of total contempt. Farewell to the greasepaint tendency. Out of gags? Try Oscar Wilde
Abstracts: You need a referral, not a plane ticket. In this beautiful Welsh valley, there'll be a hell of a party for Millennium Eve - on 13 January
Abstracts: After OJ, a black president? Why go on meeting like this? Will Murdoch out-Fox the regulators?
Abstracts: Millennium turn-down for Libeskind's Boilerhouse. A substantial gallery with a domestic scale. How the Swiss swung Bankside
Abstracts: Private interest grows as problems are ironed out. Putting Ashley back into fashion: quintessentially English Laura Ashley has just got its third chief executive in five years - former Mothercare boss Ann Iverson. The company has hired a respected retailer, but can she cope with Ashley's quaint culture?
Abstracts: Offshore investors drown in charges. Worth a close look. Charges cloud tax-free waters: the lure of tax-free returns is hard to resist but Peps are not always cost free. Basic rate taxpayers would be wise to take account of the effect of management charges
Abstracts: Better as a bank? Germany: awaiting the downturn. Germany's boards start soul-searching: has the two-tier board reached its sell-by date?
Abstracts: Glaxo Wellcome's curious chemistry: after Glaxo's swiftly executive takeover of pharmaceutical giant Wellcome, it gave itself 100 days in which to mould the two sprawling operations into a pruned and productive whole
Abstracts: Testing times at the top of the tree. the we-know-what-we're-about club. This article could make you a millionaire
Abstracts: The tail that wags the bulldog. Flawed? Final hours at the twin towers?: with four offers on the table and another being hatched by himself, Wembley's chairman Sir Brian Wolfson has got enough strategic options to be getting on with
Abstracts: Unesco sees merit in solar power. Hi-tech library not so new. Unesco plea for world's watchtower universities
Abstracts: Gene team detects cancer clues: scientists believe that they have traced a hereditary link to breast cancer and can predict which women can tolerate a stronger blast of radiation
Abstracts: Magic markers. A woman of the world. National inquirer
Abstracts: Goal dust. Scene stealers. End of the Gordon era
Abstracts: Olivia awards: the new editor of BBC factual strand Inside Story aims to show the personal side of issues such as obscene phone calls and women killers, by getting the audience close the people involved
Abstracts: SBC continues to annoy staider rivals. PolyGram's latest seduction. Red or black for Creditanstalt
Abstracts: Draft an end to the paperchase folly. New-build residential valuations. An ambitious individual
Abstracts: Buying where banks fear to tread. Building for the future. St George carves a cultural niche
Abstracts: Silk suits with sackcloth linings. Rousing combination. Developers take public transport
Abstracts: Maurice Saatchi speaks about revenge. Firms in Russia under threat after Bates Saatchi tax raid. Muirhead challenges Saatchi & Saatchi $50m lawsuit
Abstracts: Fractured service. Maddening inaction. Drama in the theatre
Abstracts: For immediate topical application. Absence record: sick leave is a sore point for NHS managers. But instead of treating the symptons of ill health with bonuses for staying at work it would be better to treat the cause of the illness
Abstracts: Leap of faith. A forum for discontent: a trust is imposing an elected staff forum on unionised health workers, claiming that the union does not properly represent trust staff. Is this the thin end of the wedge?
Abstracts: Seamless service. The role of managed care in overcoming fragmentation. Innovation in commissioning
Abstracts: Food retailing
Abstracts: Lifeline for business: over ninety per cent of the British workforce is employed by small businesses. Managing to avoid violence
Abstracts: Former Soviet states start up fairs in bid to launch tourism. Peace gives Ireland's tourism growth a boost
Abstracts: Steel firms expand retention bonds. DOE agency may sell assets. BEC to expand top firms' lobbying role
Abstracts: Caught in the Act. Domestic bliss. Tests shows chimney flues cracked at 550 degrees C
Abstracts: Bring me sunshine. Well healed: Windsor Castle is well on the way to recovery, helped by an army of specialist craftspeople
Abstracts: What's in a no-name system. The agency system is not dead ... yet. Are you off or on?
Abstracts: The future of the life insurance business. The basics of life insurance industry strategic alliances. Economic analysis of the development of universal life insurance in the 1980s
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