Mary Through the Centuries. Dr. Jaroslav Pelikan takes a new look at how interpretations of the Virgin Mary have changed throughout the ages. This weekend, House Speaker Newt Gingrich admitted giving incomplete and inaccurate information to the House Ethics Committee regarding the role of a Political Action Committee in a college course he taught. In Minnesota, a routine biology field trip resulted in a world-wide scientific investigation when students found frogs with deformed, missing, or extra legs, as well as deformed eyes or other parts. Mutant frogs have been found in several states, even as far as Japan.
Investigators have yet to find the answer.
Fred De Sam Lazaro looks into the mystery that has the scientific community hopping. NATO has begun a new Bosnia mission. A background report from Independent Television News is followed by a discussion between one civilian and one military expert, lead by Charlayne Hunter-Gault. This week our pundits are joined by Susan Dentzer, chief economics correspondent for U.S. News and World Report to discuss Clinton's new cabinet appointments, controversial White House guests, and Speaker Newt Gingrich's handling of ethics charges. In a stunning attack, a band of Peruvian rebels called Tupac Amaru stormed the Japanese embassy in Lima Tuesday night.