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Monitor articles for July 08, 1991

• How Do You See Yourself?
• A 'Sitter' Who Danced For the Canvas
• News Currents
• ANC Builds Role as Political Party
• Capitalism at the Kibbutz
• US: nation of servants?
• ROLLER COASTERS
• Yugoslavs Brace for Croatia Clash
• Abused Subsidies and Western Water Distribution
• Apple-IBM Linkup Shows Pressures Facing Industry
• A PRESCHOOL TEACHER WHO IS STAYING HOME
• Inquiry on Hostage-Release Delay Expected
• Diversity and the Schools
• Call for a Multicultural Curriculum Stirs Up Controversy in New York
• The Connection Between Failed Lives and Reading Failure
• CHINA SEES RESURGENCE OF ANCIENT CLAN RIVALRIES
• Off We Go Into the Wild Free Market
• Bush Administration Wary Of Funding Soviet Reforms
• Writing Snatches at Nap Time
• No politics in bureau's data
• Gorbachev Prepares Case For G-7's London Summit
• US to Open MIA Office in Hanoi
• Trouble Ahead for First Amendment
• Discovering Her Australian Song
• NEW APPROACHES TO SOCIAL STUDIES
• Wall Street Takes Dim View of Market
• Collider in the Classroom
• China's Premier Aims to Boost Leverage in Mideast Visit
• Maine Lawmakers Pass Temporary Budget
• Loan Scams Anger City Minorities
• The Cost of College
• Abused Subsidies and Western Water Distribution
• More Babies on Board in Day Care
• World Bank Report Stresses Democracy
• Egyptian Minister Declares Candidacy for Top UN Post