TIME Magazine April 6, 2009 Vol. 173 No. 13

TIME Magazine April 6, 2009 Vol. 173 No. 13
DOC (MS Word) + PDF | English | 4.5 + 1.5 MB

• COVER: The End of Excess - Our 30-year winning streak couldn't last forever. Now we're sobering up. How a reset can make America a saner, better place
• ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT: Here's to the Death of Broadcast - As ER exits, big networks are flatlining — and it's helping good TV thrive
• EDUCATION: Colleges Face a Financial-Aid Crunch - This admissions cycle, families need more help than ever. But with budgets pinched, how much can colleges afford to offer? A look inside one school's calculus
• HEALTH & MEDICINE: Wrong Prescription - Digital medical records aim to cut health-care costs. They could end up doing the opposite

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