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Monitor articles for October 11, 1994

• The Sound of Muzak
• Iraq's Military Threat Seen as Bluff
• More Americans Find Jobs, Yet More Slip Into Poverty
• Greens Troubled by Canada's Gas Drillers
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Early Negative Ads, Fear of Crime Aid GOP in Illinois Governor Race
• Evolution of a Challenger: How Netsch Rose up Ranks
• Iraq: Get the Message
• Clinton's Low Ratings And the Midterm Election
• Replace Haiti's Section Chiefs
• The Strangers On My Front Stoop
• How a River Is Used (And Used Up)
• Parenting by Numbers
• Compassion, Surprise Shape Work Of Two Veteran Storytellers
• Night Lights
• Haiti Ready for Aristide Return As Cedras Promises to Leave
• EVENTS
• Illusions in the Sky: Objects Speeding Faster Than Light
• When Wrens
• ARMED WITH RHYTHM: HAITIANS AND THEIR SONGS OF FREEDOM
• Isolated Bosnian Serbs Weigh Escalation of War
• What Price for Senate Seat? Record Set in California
• Political History Is Repeating Itself
• Clinton Begins Campaign For Troubled Democrats
• When Punts Rained From the Sky
• The World's a Stage for Execs Learning Communications
• Decisions
• PAVAROTTI LIGHTS STAGE IN METROPOLITAN OPERA'S `TOSCA'
• The Family Room is the Classroom
• Attack in Jerusalem May Undermine Arafat's Authority
• Serbian President Curbing Radicals To Curry West's Favor
• Population Growth and Progress
• Art as an Image-Builder and Career
• Cossacks, Communists Unite In Call to Bring Back Russia's Czar