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Monitor articles for November 13, 1989

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• Caring
• The Perils of East Bloc Reform
• Channel Tunnel Is Delayed
• Procrastination Can Be Healed
• A Panoramic Look at the Prolific F. Scott Fitzgerald
• Bulgaria Responds to Pressure for Change
• How Japan Became Dominant Player in Asia
• Those Laid Off Face Area's High Living Costs
• Berlin's Tumbling Wall
• New York City Votes to Restructure Its Government
• Soviets React Calmly to East German Events
• Boston Latin School Is Keeping the Classics Alive
• Woman at the Opera
• French Intolerance
• West Germans Scramble to Shelter Visitors from East
• Cambodia Turns Giant Hardwoods to Political Profit
• Takeovers: A Thriller For Film Companies
• US Scholars Should Stay Away From China
• Daily Papers Undergo TV-Age Overhaul
• The Oldest US Elementary School Hits 350
• Senators and `Constituent Service'
• All About My Walkabouts
• Drawing the Human Blueprint
• Why Fight Drugs, But Vote for Bars?
• Japanese Book Draws Capital's Ire
• More Layoffs at High-Tech Firms
• Bush Faces Pressure to Take Trade Action Against Tokyo
• Bonn and Warsaw Seek Fresh Start