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Monitor articles for February 06, 1985

• With viewership dropping, France pulls the plug on state monopoly over TV
• New angle on the partnership of two great leaders
• Inquiry into the mysteries of the hive
• For a Valentine of substance, try a homemade meal
• An alphabet our parents didn't teach us
• Is US too tough on Poles seeking asylum? To Andrzej K., the process can seem daunting; to some analysts, America isn't doing enough
• Your pension kitty probably isn't beating market averages, but it's ahead of inflation
• The graying of America
• Camembert cheese: an alternative to the Yuppie favorite
• Olajuwon, Sampson give Rockets a boost
• Reagan's 3 `new' aides. Friedersdorf, Buchanan, Rollins fill key staff posts
• Fostering insurgency: `learn from the street'
• Debate surrounds hunting wolves with aircraft and radio collars
• Turbulence in the South Pacific
• What to do to straighten out errors in your card charges
• Saying no to evil influences
• Budget pages harbor the obscure, from halibut to helium
• New Zealand makes waves for US Navy
• Shavian wit and style at the Arena Stage
• PORTUGAL still learning the ropes. A young democracy charts across choppy electoral seas
• Speaking the right language
• USSR may be willing to work with the West on global problems