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Monitor articles for March 29, 1993

• After Long Legal Delays, BCCI Trial Opens in N. Y.
• Yeltsin Supporters Warn of `Open Clash'
• Japan Bowing to Western Demands to Bail Out Russia
• OPEC Meeting Will Check Up on Quotas
• Our Oscar Choices
• Bases Shut-Down: A Connecticut Saga
• Boston University's President Weathers Charges of Illegal Gain
• National Black Group Organizes To Identify Programs That Work
• Riot-Wary L.A. Residents Develop `Non-Offensive' Defense Strategies
• An Evolving Theory of Intelligence
• When Police Break and Enter
• Haiti Refugees Challenge US Law and Conscience
• Our Man on Scene Didn't Get Kissed
• Pruning
• Clinton Moves Plan Through Congress, But Slips in Polls
• A Base, a Neighborhood
• Teachers Debate Role of Arts
• Gerstner to Lead Transformation of IBM
• The Windmills Are Coming - Still
• The Role of Big Business in an Ailing Economy
• Gothic Monuments in Soaring Stone
• UN Tested by Bosnian Serbs' Intransigence
• EVENTS
• Behind the Violence in Japanese Schools
• Nunn to Open Hearings On Military's Gay Ban
• Poor Defendants And Foggy Mirrors
• Bosnian Serbs Appear Set To Gain Military Victory
• Publishing Society Folds World Monitor Magazine
• Aiding the Bosnians
• Taking Gardner's Ideas Into the Classroom
• China Looks to Control Separatists In Tibet Through Buddhist Lamas