Table of contents, of 1st issue of George (Part one)

Here's the first part of the Table of Contents of George.

Features
The Next American Revolution is Now, by Caleb Carr - "Now more than ever, politics is the great American pastime"

The Wild One, by Patrick J. Kliger - "Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell bolted from the Democrats to join the GOP, but no one knows where he's headed next-not even Campbell"

Sister Act, by Mim Udovitch - "Candace Gingrich-Newt's lesbian half-sister-has her act together, and she's taking it on the road."

The War on Time Warner, by Paul Alexander - "How an unlikely alliance of a civil rights activist, a conservative cultural watchdog and a presidential contender took on Time Warner over gangsta rap."

Snapped! "Photographer David Kennerly has made a career out of catching Washington at its most revealing moments. His new book, PhotoOp, shows just how candid a camera can be."

The Heather REport, by Adam Platt - "Reared in a proper world of Park Avenue conservatism, Heather Higgins is now kicking up her heels among the Third Wave crowd in Newt's Washington. Meet the right's new policy diva.

George Wallace, interviewed by John Kennedy jr. -- "Burdened by age and ever-present pain from a crippling assassination attempt, the country's most famous former segregationist talks to John Kennedy about race and redemption.

The Freeh World, by Robert Draper -- "Louis Freeh has shaped up the Federal Bureau of Investigation and paved the way for the agency's expansion at home and abroad. But a summer of government probes has revived a familiar concern: Can the FBI be trusted?

Mother Teresa, by Stephen Roderick -- "Widow of one senator and now the wife of another, Teresa Heinz has $675 million and a passion to change the world.

Fast Times at Congress High, by Chris Matthews -- "The floor of the House of Representatives looks like a somber and grown-up place. Look a little closer, however, and you'll see another familiar institution: the high school cafeteria.

Two GOP Guys Sitting Around Talking -- "John Perry Barlow may belong to the same party as Newt Gingrich, but the unrepentant hippie doesn't want to live by the Speaker's traditional values. A conversation about cyberspace, censorship and what it means to be civilized."

To TEll the Truth -- "Why is Washington the capital of crimes against fashion? The fashion police - supermodel CIdny Crawford and designer Isaac Mizrahi - report for duty.