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Monitor articles for March 15, 1993

• An Artist Who Re-creates Her Environments
• Primerica-AMEX Deal May Presage Restructuring Wave
• Two Composers, One Curmudgeon Off-Broadway
• Rewarding Work, Not Idleness
• Brrr! East Coast Digs Out After a Ferocious Blizzard
• Syria Tops Rabin's List In Visit to White House
• Development Projects' High Social Cost Seen
• Russia's Regions Emerge As Key Power Brokers
• After Blow to Yeltsin, Russian Hard-Liners List Next Targets
• If Not an Energy Tax, What Instead?
• North Korea Raises Stakes in Nuclear-Inspection Game
• Media Plays Controversial Role In FBI-Cult Standoff in Waco
• Helping Sudanese End Their Civil War
• Arts Offer Crucial, Active Learning for Kids
• Labor Party Wins Surprise Fifth Term In Australian Vote
• The Uninterrupted Government of God
• A Lifetime at Grand Central
• Germans Reach Accord on Funding Unification
• Playing Politics in Africa
• A Movie That Harnesses a Teen's Energy
• Funding for US Education
• Bombay Perplexed Over Aim of Bombings
• EVENTS
• US Defense Cuts Hit Industry Hard
• Arab-Americans Thrive in Detroit
• Clinton Tries to Support Yeltsin, Urges Commitment to Democracy
• Prosecution Gets Good Reviews
• Paying the Dividend
• Yes, There Is Community Life After Military Base Closures
• Twin Towers Inquiry Makes Rapid Strides
• US Justice Is on Trial in Rodney King Case
• Interactive Show At L.A. Museum Stresses Tolerance