ISSUE DATE: MARCH, 1993; Volume 16, Number 3

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COVER: How Hollywood creates a star. Behind the scenes as a dream team of movie pros tries to turn an unknown actress into a screen queen. 21 year old CAMILLA OVERBYE ROOS. Inset: What you didn't see on Inauguration day (Bill and Hillary Clinton). Cover photograph by David Home Kennerly. Inset: Bob McNeely.

BACKSTAGE: JANUARY 20, 1993: An old friend shares the private moments of the new President's most public day by Taylor Branch, Photography by Bob McNeely.

BABY, YOU CAN BE A STAR: Shaping the career of a young, unknown actress can take a cast of thousands. Photography by David Hume Kennerly.

DIAMONDS IN THE FAMILY GARAGE: Even a high school student can now create her own gems.

THE FACES OF ISLAM: A panoramic view of the Muslim world, where a resurgent fundamentalism is fueling an uneasiness in the West, Photography by Abbas.

THE MOST REHABILITATED PRISONER IN AMERICA: Convicted murderer Wilbert Rideau can write almost anything but his own ticket out, by George Howe Colt.

A MOST UNEARTHLY PLACE: Scientists eager to learn about space find that Antarctica h cis the right stuff. Photography by Galen Rowell.

SNAPSHOT: Havana Heyday, by Robert Plunket.

A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR.
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OUR TIMES.
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