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Monitor articles for November 30, 1990

• Crime Stories Take on a New Twist
• British `Desert Rats' Predict Quick Victory
• Americans Want To Save Energy
• Relations With Koreas Test Japan
• A Gremlin in the Tree
• Universal Pictures Goes Global
• Latin America Revisited
• Pete Muskrat Sculpts a Woodpile
• Supply and Demand, God's Way
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Middle-Class Morality Play in Muddy Shades of Gray
• The Environment: White Man's Burden
• Insights From 2,000 Years of Pueblo Pottery
• Debate Continues Over Sanctions' Effect on Iraq
• A Writer's Struggle With Madness
• Saddam Hussein's Nuclear Threat Is No Reason for War
• Brazilian Singer Djavan Takes a Closer Look at His Roots
• CALIFORNIA'S ASSAULT WEAPONS LAW HAS BEEN LARGELY IGNORED
• Swiss Manager's View Of Europe's Prospects
• Bush South America Trip Will Pump Free-Trade Plan
• Commitment to Children's Rights
• Commercial Real Estate Sector Hit Hard
• Americans Have Growing Taste For Bison Meat
• Unity on Ice
• Capitol Hill Urges Patience in Gulf
• News Currents
• Oil and a President's Pride Are Not Worth the Price of War
• Flawed Hubble Still Sees With Great Clarity