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Monitor articles for May 16, 1994

• Brown's Triumph And Hand's Blunder
• Spike Lee Unveils His Most Lovable Film to Date
• Russia's Flagging Economy Threatens Ties with West
• Inflation Worries Dwindle Yet Fed Likely to Tighten
• The Mixed Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education
• Hispanic Companies See Surge in Sales, Survey Says
• Bosnians Continue Battles Despite New Call for Truce
• Algerian Leaders Drop Call-Up Against Islamists
• EU's Fitful Enlargement
• Palestinians Enjoy First Days of Self-Rule As Arafat Chooses Leadership Council
• US Success in Panama Proves An Invasion Will Work in Haiti
• `Family day care' needs to be improved, says national report
• New Haiti Refugee Policy Draws Fire From Activists
• Northeast's High-Speed Rail on Fast Track
• Recycling vinyl
• Exxon Valdez Trial: Did Recklessness or Error Cause Spill?
• Teaching Science To the `Unteachable'
• View From the Inside: Inmate Study Group Gives Advice on Solving US Crime Problem
• Poverty-Weary Dominicans Seek Change by Ballot Box
• A Closer Look At Desegregation
• Landscapes With New Vistas
• Clinton Picks `New Democrat' For High Court
• Bill's `Excellent' Choice
• `Sally Marr' Ranks High Only With Joan Rivers Fans
• China Frees Dissident As US Nears Decision On Trade Status
• Looking to '96, Quayle Faults Clinton Stance On Haiti Issue
• Candidate of Conservatives Wows 'em in Mexican Debate