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Monitor articles for May 26, 1989

• A Girl Made Me a Shifter
• MAY DAY. Soviet workers mark holiday in Red Square, but there's not much to celebrate
• Wall Street: From Free Fall to Fail-Safe
• Existential Questions From The Ladies' Crazy-Quilt Society
• Baker's Stern Warning
• A `Last Chance' School at Work. Personal attention, incentives, counseling help students learn who didn't learn before
• Korean Economy Hits a Bump
• Good Things To Look At
• The News - a Spiritual Perspective
• China Needs a `Great Yu'
• Nakasone Rules Out Resignation
• After Years of Decline Choral Singing Enjoys a Renaissance. Whether to reassert their humanity in an age of machines, or to rebel against `creatroph...
• Army Statement May Presage Move Against Students
• Congress Weighs Bill to Preserve Diversity of Species
• Nitze Sympathetic To Bonn's Stance
• MAY DAY IN THE USSR
• Matsushita's Profits
• Alfons'n Braves Dire Economy To Run Full Term
• Egypt Out of the Box
• Economists Are Divided On Greenback's Rise. Currency's unexpected strength fuels concern about global inflation and US protectionism
• Healing Rifts From a Divisive Strike
• BUSH WELCOMES SOVIET ARMS OFFER
• SCHOOLS WITH SOCIAL AGENCY SERVICES
• FREEZE FRAMES