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Monitor articles for May 15, 1989

• Academic Man and His Topsy-Turvy Ivory Tower
• Japan Calm About Renewed Sino-Soviet Ties
• Parental Love
• Properly Used, Random Drug Testing Works
• How a Small Virginia City Saved Its Withering Symphony. Roanoke's proselytizing approach to the joys of classical music could provide helpful answer...
• Gizmos, Gadgets and Child's Play
• Nuclear Threat at Sea
• NATO on Track for Conventional Arms Cuts
• Jazz Composition Taught `Street' Style. In weekly sessions, seasoned pros encourage budding composers and musicians to break loose in learning to cr...
• Student Leaders Debate US Future. Today's `radicals' wear blazers or dresses, but they share many opinions with '60s forebears. FROM ETHICS TO ECONO...
• SOVIETS TO AUCTION CURRENCY
• The Beijing Summit's Promise
• What to Do When Stocks Drop
• Missouri Honors Its Own Thomas Hart Benton. Kansas City's traveling exhibition pulls together its native son's best works, again raising the questio...
• Bush Finds US Consensus on Handling of Panama Crisis
• Pragmatism Shapes Bush Economics. Policy shift seen as a sharp divergence from the economic opportunism of the Reagan era
• Pittsburgh Mayoral Race Draws Potpourri Of Five Democrats
• Campus Slurs Blur Free Speech
• Some Winning Proposals
• Yaacov Agam: Israeli Painter Who Makes `No Graven Images'