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Monitor articles for February 11, 1985

• Troubled times for Midwestern farmers
• Other states follow North Carolina's lead
• Learning a new culture while treasuring the old
• City officials across US decry Reagan-proposed federal-aid cuts
• In `unlovely' town, Filipino wards off communists and military
• Today's landscape painting -- large, bold, unsentimental
• School that drew grumbles now earns high praise
• Rivalry that has dominated four decades of international history
• Japanese valentines: three kinds of sweetness. Chocolates for loved ones, the rejected, and bosses
• AFL-CIO may alter membership rules to stem loss of unionists
• New life in the life insurance industry
• After slumping, women's tennis may be entering bright, new era
• PBS probes T. E. Lawrence -- and the mystery remains
• S. Korea keeps its eyes on election. Kim Dae Jung plays down airport violence in runup to Feb. 12 vote
• Like a mother's heart, the Amazon always makes room for another settler
• Old-line mutual insurer shifting to shareholder-owned
• Repeating the wonder
• Latin America: the decline of militarism
• Kim's return
• Food aid to Africa slackens but need expected to double next year
• About our page for children
• Climbing into the picture
• Day Dreaming
• Mandela rejects freedom offer
• Canadian opposition suspicious of plan to spruce up DEW line with US