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Monitor articles for February 25, 1985

• Baseball's top rookies more often involved in trades than before
• Economic adviser will face rebuilding job
• How big-time athletics corrupt universities
• Skin-deep beauty -- Is the cost too high?
• Teacher union chief Shanker uses all of US as classroom
• Trading in stock-index options: risky for many; good tool for pros
• Cape Town's apartheid dream fades
• An officer meets her Queen
• Belgium to deploy NATO missiles -- but it hasn't said when
• Reagan's economists
• A journalist's theory of inflation: as complexity compounds, so do prices
• A way of helping `day-care mothers' appreciate their importance
• Israelis raid Shiite areas of south Lebanon in effort to halt attacks
• Pakistan voters may not follow Zia's plan
• Catalog World
• Curbing drug trade
• Hideaway for styling cars of future
• Growers baffled by new farm bill
• Jordan all abuzz as woman quits office over press freedom
• `Witness': a movie about seeing that ultimately loses visual intensity
• Evidence indicates nuclear plant risk is smaller than assumed
• Paying the bills
• Small colleges boost liberal arts by tapping big-campus resources
• Salvation
• Shake-up of S. Korea ruling party failed to shake out the military
• Options cousin has a twist: you can't buy the index
• Good news, bad news on strong dollar