Content Map
Please see our Site Map for a guide to site content.
Monitor Archive for June 13, 1985
With Honda wagon, beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Old oil pipelines offer unique conduit for US fiber-optics communications network
New program will examine media impact on public policy
Israel's role in south Lebanon is clouded. Hostage situation overshadows UN attempts to get Israel to give up security zone
Exciting US Open looms on course made famous by Ben Hogan
Watching every nickel -- a story of COLAs and courage
Where tigers don't bite
Two films about crime reporters. `Fletch' and `Perfect' are unimposing but likable
The contest for undersea supremacy. US subs hold technological edge, but the Soviets are closing the gap
Reagan's SALT accomplishments
The bride wore . . . I forget
Congo discovers it can't live by Marx alone
Agca's credibility hangs in the balance
Foreign aid in the '80s: economists rethink what works best
Chancellor's `Portrait of the Press' glosses over the warts
For composer Albert '85 Pulitzer means chance to work more
ABCs of logging
Austen biography paints a figurative mustache on her portrait
South Lebanon: after the Israeli withdrawal
Functional illiteracy
Freedom to practice one's religion -- a cherished right
While Boston journalists argue, laws to protect news sources fail
Points of view
New York looks for ways to mend its fraying garment industry. Clothing factory workers wonder if they'll still have jobs tomorrow
Stan Brakhage pushes against the boundaries of ordinary film (and ordinary thinking)
Videoculture 4/TV as teacher: what kind of results?
Leopard, washing
IMF agreement gives Argentina breathing room to get its finances in order
New York looks for ways to mend its fraying garment industry. Fashion capital of US struggles against import tide, rising costs
United and pilots reach accord, but await union vote
Tuition freedom
Europe plans broad steps to halt soccer violence
Asians, blacks work to heal rift in L.A. community
S. African judge: police `fabricated' version of events at Langa