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Monitor articles for November 16, 1992

• Colleges Define Different Market Niches
• Bonn Demonstrators Press Calls to Curb Right-Wing Violence
• The Real Bottom Line
• An Unlikely Marriage of Forms
• Hold Off on Welfare Change
• Name Game in Full Swing As a New Cabinet Looms
• The Sides of Justice in Peru
• EVENTS
• The Sides of Justice in Peru
• Japan Faces World Glare Over Nuclear Shipment
• Beyond Appearances
• Philip Glass Cuts in New Directions
• Minorities Still Underrepresented On Campus but not in Texts
• `B' Schools Adapt to Meet Demand
• Israeli Retaliatory Options Limited In Fighting Hizbullah Militants
• Anglican Archbishop Warns Against Schism
• British Analysts Give Lamont's Plan Lukewarm Reception
• Three Foreign-Policy Musts for Clinton
• Foley Offers Compromise On Line-Item-Veto Debate
• Winds of Change Buffet Academia
• Brazilian President Faces Criminal Trial
• Clinton's Tough Ethics Guidelines Could Hinder Hiring, Critics Say
• GLASS CONCERTS COMING UP
• Savimbi Is Not to Blame For Angola's Troubles
• Legacy of Reaganomics Hovers Over Clinton
• Number of Women in MBA Schools Is Dropping
• Put the Emphasis on Teaching
• Colleges Define Different Market Niches
• UN Stiffens Resolve on Bosnia
• As Students Struggle to Pay Tuition, Schools Scramble to Trim Budgets
• US Firms Quietly Invade Japan's Computer Market
• The Sides of Justice in Peru