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Monitor articles for January 12, 1988

• Mexican street children opt for `misery with freedom'
• Israel's doomed deportation policy
• Shore builders and taxpayers
• Equal opportunity kitchen
• Trivia Day
• Losing ground on erosion
• Shaw revival achieves the brio of true comedy. Slight changes keep balance of author's original
• With deputy gone, Thatcher may face rough political road
• We're all in school
• TRAVEL BRIEFS
• Navy chief calms roiled waters. Service leadership find `people-oriented' boss in Secretary Webb
• Mapping Geographic's century
• ABORTION: A CLASH OF RIGHTS AND IDEALS. Controversy continues to flare 15 years after Supreme Court ruling
• The orchard
• Sleeping bags in halls of science: saving US schools
• Preserving free-flowing rivers. Public support grows for protection of wilderness waters
• Sunken garden beds can pay dividends in dry, thirsty terrain
• Twice the yield, half the work. RAISED BEDS ARE BEST
• Home-swaps: your place for mine? Directories enable travelers to avoid the hotel routine
• Mexican drug case frustrates US
• Commandant works to shine Marines' tarnished fighting image. Corps's Al Gray wages war on peacetime careerism
• Gary Hart's surprising comeback