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Monitor articles for January 21, 1986

• Advice for Gary Hart
• To make big things small . . . . . . and small things big
• Industrial powers acted to ease down the dollar; now for interest rates?
• Northern Ireland's election will test Anglo-Irish accord. Unionists hope Protestant voters will signal opposition to pact
• Cracking down on kids who commit crimes
• That hovers in the air
• A cloud-cast on doing business in space
• Coup in Lesotho delights citizens -- and neighboring South Africa
• Some standard bull-vs.-bear signals looked topsy-turvy last week
• Ask the gardeners
• Tracking Charles Darwin's famous journey
• A drag on small firms seeking NASA jobs
• Thatcher on Libya
• Soviet visit encourages Japanese, though little progress is made
• Women around the world
• Should the names of young offenders be made public?
• East, West cooperate on S. Yemen. Common aim: removal of foreigners from war-torn nation
• Award-winning sweet corn -- How Sweet It Is
• Isak Dinesen on Africa
• `Super' pressure can be stifling; how football's big game began
• Fish farm in the midst of Maine's woods is really smoking
• Individuals and world peace
• PBS series presents dramatic new views of Earth
• Lighter touch seen in Soviet foreign policy. But diplomats see little shift from past policies
• Poland's vigorous underground press
• A novel of crime and freezing punishment in Russia