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Monitor articles for February 22, 1988

• The sublime art of revision
• Wright ruling wrong-foots secrecy act
• Honorable member, you need rouge
• Waiting for an exile's return. Palestinian wife shares deported husband's ordeal
• Tax amnesty programs could be even more successful
• In Patagonia, the end of the world is near
• Perestroika's promise is clouded by untimely mistakes, shortfalls
• What's down under, on high, and vital to arms control pacts?
• Feminine financial finesse. Women take stock in investment literacy
• Case of the $48,000 K-car: Critics say Gephardt's figures don't add up
• After the storm
• Educators rework the way schools teach science. Focus on `systems,' not just facts and terms
• Switzerland has more ballet than its cheese has holes
• A look at the post-modern face of late 20th-century classicism
• Soviets, East Germans monopolize medals; Boitano wins first US gold
• Ford's record earnings are the reward for years of streamlining
• National Symphony announces plans
• A more peaceable society
• Promotional attention-grabbers force shoppers to run the grocery gantlet
• Dizzy Gillespie: `Jazz will always have its place in history'
• Excellent start seen for Moscow discussions. SHULTZ VISIT
• The plain-spoken honesty of childhood
• US team represents many parts of country; winds disrupt schedule
• The war for shelf space: report from the front. In the battle of the bulge, grocery stores collect fat fees for stocking new products
• If Shultz ups the ante, Arabs may listen
• Two new works shown on avant-garde stages
• Ayckbourn's `Woman in Mind' takes imaginative turns