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Monitor articles for May 27, 1987

• Boston hears a wide-ranging proposal for public school reform
• The art in the Golden Gate
• Top Soviets want reform but differ on the pace
• Day lilies
• Saying it with words
• Mexican officials plan for US law's uncertain effects
• Third-world window
• Spotlight on Wyeth picks up Andrews as well
• When single people join forces to buy property, problems can crop up
• Dawn Smith-Pliner
• Searching for truth and finding love in today's Latin America
• Correction
• Singing the praises of the green pepper
• Growing for the gourmet market
• British review of Hong Kong's political options will stir debate
• Constitutional Journal
• Ho hum, honors time is here again
• SUPERPOWER RELATIONS. End of VOA jamming seen as selective use of glasnost
• Give back East Jerusalem? Never, say Israeli Jews
• Court limits bail right. Supreme Court ruling cuts into cherished US tradition of releasing accused on bond
• Arm in arm with Fowler
• Adopting today: more options, more debate
• POP/ROCK/JAZZ
• Welfare reform gains fresh impetus in Senate, White House. Moynihan aims for consensus; Reagan team rejoins the debate
• One Mother
• The return of poet Peter Viereck. His epic, 20 years in the making, recapitulates modern themes
• Bringing the West to the East
• Gorbachev maintains a hectic schedule