Cover Story Sidebar | By January 20, Monica Lewinsky's world was in a shambles. Her
picture was in every newspaper, her name on every morning show.
Millions of people who had never heard of her before now judged her
to be either a compulsive liar or a naive nymphomaniac. She lost an
opportunity to have a glamorous PR job in New York City-courtesy of
the presidential pal Vernon Jordan. Her apartment was searched. She
faced the choice of going to jail or going public with details of
an alleged sordid affair with
Cover Story | Monica Lewinsky is the talk of the pols and the press in Washington, but out in the country, the "who-cares" factor is settling in-providing what one Christian leader calls "a shocking view of the moral bankruptcy of America."
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Fresh air Steve Camp's call for reformation in the contemporary
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