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Monitor articles for April 11, 1989

• Sweet Life Amid Honey and Hives
• The Legacy of Katyn Forest. Polish regime shows new assertiveness with Soviets by admission on Katyn massacre
• SWAPO TO LEAVE NAMIBIA UNDER UN ESCORT
• Rebirth of Maoism in China. Modern-day strains spark yearning for Mao-style puritanism
• Treasures From the Fitzwilliam Begin US Tour. British museum's director chats about works of special interest to Americans
• `As the gentle rain from heaven'
• Landscape as a Living Presence. Ink and Pale Color on Paper
• Washington and Hanoi
• Tons of Toxic Chemicals Above
• TANKER INDUSTRY MULLS CHANGES AFTER OIL SPILL
• Landscape as a Living Presence. An Inland Sea
• WATER LAW MAY SWAMP WETLAND
• CORRECTION
• Artists Get a Break From Businesses
• Nomads in a Dwindling Rain Forest. PENAN OF SARAWAK
• Sellars Mini-Opera Staging Passes a Test. MUSIC: REVIEW
• Tart Corporate Boss Talks of Ethics
• Wildlife Oasis Needs Protection. Urban development and pollution threaten New Jersey's Great Swamp Refuge. ENVIRONMENT: ENDANGERED REFUGE
• Multinationals and Hazardous Wastes
• Yoko Ono's '60s Art Revisited. ART: REVIEW
• Landscape as a Living Presence. House Made of Wind