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Monitor articles for February 26, 1988

• What's your nature?
• Schools still need reform, says official
• Senate Republicans' filibuster shreds vestiges of bipartisanship
• Deutsch lessons on Radio Natick
• Big cats on the prowl
• Realism and the Palestinians
• Where folk art and bric-a-brac rub elbows with Rembrandts. Her parents collected Manets and Vermeers. But Electra Webb, co-founder of the Shelburne...
• Rock-solid ruling on libel
• Lesson from five centuries of history: there's no imperial free lunch
• Keep talking on N. Ireland
• The spider's skill spins in their soul
• The many `Souths'. Divisions of race, culture, economics cloud traditional voting patterns
• Afghans' future
• From flow to dribble: Local economies brace for defense cuts
• Play it easy, Mr. G.
• That new mad magic - Penn & Teller deal from a strange deck
• Conventional arms control tops new NATO chief's agenda
• `New American' and `NEST' homes - for fledgling families. Open floor plans, wrap-around rooms give feeling of openness
• Wealthy Japan opens its purse. Asia, Africa, Latin America receive Japanese aid
• Swaggart scandal casts another dark shadow on TV ministries