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Monitor articles for October 25, 1990

• Business Privatization Accelerates in Developing World
• World Tin Producers Battle Glut
• SCHOOLING: A BIG BUSINESS
• News Currents
• A Good Week in South Africa
• Malawi Criticized For Rights Violations
• SAMBA: SOUL OF CARNIVAL
• Peru's Shining Path Terrorists Open New Front in Drug War
• At Samba School, a Visitor Finds Happy Folks - and an Irresistible Urge to Dance
• THE VOCABULARY OF SAMBA AND CARNIVAL
• Unchallenged Senators Get Free Political Ride
• House Approves Farm Bill With Cuts in Crop Subsidies
• Zimbabwe May Alter Policies On Land, One-Party State
• New Zealand Voters Have Change in Mind
• Three Cheers for the Magellan Control Team
• S&L Investigation to Go Public
• Where Can I Find God?
• Put a Stamp On the Future
• North Korea's Potential Role in the Sea of Japan
• Surrogate Ruling Breaks Ground
• Jane Goodall Reflects on Her Work in the Wild
• The Soviets Pull Out
• As Abuses Continue, US Rethinks Aid to El Salvador
• Syria, Allies Consolidate Their Control in Lebanon
• Confessions of a Sloppy Gardener
• Venus Revealed Is an `Amazing Place'
• Rio's Samba Queen Builds Commercial Success From Common People's Music
• `Importer' States Rebel Against Hazardous Waste
• Linkage Unavoidable in the Middle East
• Strong Female Roles Add Power
• With a Gift of Irises