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Monitor articles for March 16, 1988

• How much investment risk can you handle? Here's a yardstick
• When the `outside seat' was outside the plane
• Mysterydom's eccentric, rumpled, lovable bore is back. Character outweighs plot in new 6-part `Rumpole' series
• These beauties still turn heads after 2,500 years. First wave in Greek cultural offensive
• Another presidential race
• CHRONICLE OF ANGUISH. Jean-Marie Simon spent seven years photographing Central America's largest country. Her book, `Guatemala: Eternal Spring - Ete...
• Test
• Democrats ask less, `What's he for?' than, `Can he win?' CAMPAIGN '88
• Richard on Mikhail
• In the final act, Shultz enters center stage. More consensus within Reagan's team energizes US diplomacy
• Texas program on AIDS and addicts hits snag
• El Dorado cuisine. Black beans plus: Venezuelan food goes beyond basics
• Dodgers try to shake the losing blues with overhauled roster
• SHORT STORIES
• Volcker says it's time to anchor floating exchange rates
• Meekness and marriage
• Time is now for Arab-Americans. Events favor them, but they lack lobbying clout
• A good beat and a bad rap. Heavenly harp gets down to jazz business
• Boston jazz festival makes room for outstanding local musicians
• On love's variety: a philosopher's search for the ideal