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Monitor articles for August 31, 1989

• A New Language For All
• Showing Emotion in Public Life
• Soviets Take Tougher Line on Baltics Than on Poland
• COLOMBIAN DRUG BARON OFFERS TO HALT WAR AGAINST GOVERNMENT
• US Eyes Sanctions Against Iraq
• Royalists Look Back to the Future
• AMERICAN STUDENTS HEAD TO SOVIET UNION
• After Neptune, Eyes Turn to Mars
• What California Means to Me Part 17
• AFRICAN DEBTORS URGED TO TAKE NEW TACK
• WORLD BANK URGES INDONESIA TO CURB DEFORESTATION
• The Postwar World
• Japan Could Shoulder More of Defense Cost, GAO Says
• Menem Hesitates on Abuse Cases
• US ECONOMY SHOWS UNEXPECTEDLY STRONG GROWTH
• A Fresh Ordeal for Iraqi Kurds
• Of Brick Facades and Fallen Culture
• Education Leader Stresses Job Readiness
• A Liberal-Arts Awakening for Soviet Students in US
• The Tragedy in Sri Lanka
• Day and Night on the Ike
• Lewis of Lucas: 1880-1969
• Neo-Kabuki
• Bushy-Browed Hero of the Shafts
• Plain People: the Miners
• US OPPOSES UN MONITORING IN CAMBODIA
• Japanese Applaud Imperial Family's `Love Match'
• Housing Dearth Irks Washington
• Middle-Income Aged Are Getting Squeezed