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Monitor Archive for May 26, 1981

For almost a century, Kokoschka advanced his art
When the Barrymores reigned on stage -- and off: a historical fantasy; Ned and Jack
Take away those principals
21,325 dollars and 2,600 hours -- were they worth it?
That OPEC oil glut may well be vanishing soon
How the individual investor, who's on the rise again, can hope to cope
How Radio Moscow 'saved' a frontier Canada station
It's the season for picnics, berries and barbecues
The freshness of vegetables captured in cold soups
'My favorite ice cream flavor? Have you tried zucchini?'
The joy of summer fruits for a simple, elegant dessert
Setting a summery table with pottery, fresh flowers
Desserts with no sugar can taste just as sweet
Seafood recipes from festivals, fairs and fishermen
Crisp vegetables in layers are colorful to slice, fun to eat
Digging in
The Monitor's View: Quote
The many masks of modern art
Nancy Moore Thurmond: separating private life and 'public duty'
Women legislators form caucuses to monitor issues, sharpen skills
Dominion over disability
Let's not be lemmings
No to nerve gas
Passengers help disarm Turkish hijackers
Spain confirms rightist complicity in bank siege
Changeover in Ecuador following plane crash
Black male, late 20s, is victim No. 28 in Atlanta
Burger proposes basic job training for convicts
Penalty for Unser gives Indy 500 win to Andretti
Census finding: more but smaller households
Crisis in Lebanon gives boost to Begin popularity
UN office seeks $98 million for Afghan refugees
Bolivian colonel seizes town
Can Reagan keep the public behind him?
Ulster's workers for peace
The Monitor's View: Quote (1)
Alliances are difficult
Islanders' Stanley Cup secret? They play better hockey
Whether it's an antique or a curveball, Ted Simmons has an eye on it
Congress v. court: deciding who rules on hot social issues
Front-wheel drive; Detroit gets the jump on Japan
Rising tensions in N. Ireland spur the search for solutions
Oil-rich Gulf states seek unity, security
Trend of the economy
New Hampshire mutters forbidden words: 'Income tax'
New US aid-Caribbean plan would find room for economic solutions
Reagan presiding over a new 'era of good feeling' in US?
Social security: growing number of elderly draw funds from drying well
Forging new leadership, Teamsters still dogged by corruption charges
US tries to punish Vietnam by paring UN assistance
Hong Kong braces for new wave of boat people
Soviets hope to pick up trade as US-Japan ties fray
Mitterrand signals 'new deal', but tries to reassure the right
Habib pushing Syrian missile crisis onto wider stage
Bureaucrats step aside to let China's scientists run their academy
Romania, fearing Polish-type strife, warms up to other bloc allies
New mortgages put interest risk on borrower
New economic features
Fresh, sweet strawberries: a first taste of summer
Bed and Breakfast; CALIFORNIA-STYLE
Too hot in Charleston? Head for the islands
Hidden in the heart of London: Churchill's secret war rooms