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Monitor articles for September 15, 1994

• Shift on Washington-Taipei Ties Might Give a Boost to US Business
• Paper Introduces Index For Russia's Stock Prices
• VEGETARIAN TOSTADA
• OUT ON VIDEO
• School-to-Work Ethic Infuses Fashion Institute
• Broad Spectrum of Dadaism Illuminated In Zurich Exhibit
• Fledgling Gourmets Get Boost From Step-by-Step Cookbook
• EVENTS
• Indians Say Land Is Not Quebec's for the Taking
• Bumper Midwest Crop Should Hold Down Prices for Consumers
• Gaza: Things Change, yet Remain the Same
• Progress Is Certain
• Challenging the Bias That Measures by Age
• Finding the Right Look In the Mirror
• CORRECTION
• Previous US Invasions Changed Little in Grenada and Panama
• Nonprofit Radio Counts Down To a Launch Into Cyberspace
• Traces of Living
• Clinton Tries to Rally US Behind Invasion of Haiti
• Get Real in Macedonia
• Making Sense of A Peevish China
• Campaigns for Governors Hit on Anticrime Theme
• Radical NRA Tactics Backfire For One Longtime Member
• Praise keeps workers
• US Cautious About Talks With North Korea
• Qaddafi Still Defiant After 25 Years as Ruler
• Barry, Incumbents Triumph in Primaries
• Greeters Sweeten the Big Apple
• Voice-Processing Services Link Telephones With PCs
• Gunmen Clash With Troops in Hutu Suburb In Burundi
• Cairo Conference Shifts Focus of Population Effort
• In Mexico's `Fair' Election, PRI's Cash Spoke Volumes
• After Cairo
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• `A Hunger for Life'