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Monitor articles for October 25, 1994

• Socially Responsible Firms: Principles or Market Ploy?
• Book Gives Pat on the Back To Corporate Do-Gooders
• In East St. Louis, Reading, Writing, and No Teachers
• Professors Up Grades to Make the Grade
• Sri Lanka Suspends Elections After Bomb
• `Hubble Constant' Helps Calculate Universe's True Age
• Violist Recovers Nazi-Banned Music
• Leaked `Tax Hike' Memo Puts Clinton on Defensive
• In Rebuilding Haiti, Aristide Makes Army March to His Drum
• Mozambique Edgy On Eve of Election
• Economic Good News Is Bad News for Bonds
• Washington Hydropower Pinched by Cheaper Rivals
• Cease-Fire!
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Environmental Wear In Dry-Land Areas
• A Way to End Gridlock: Act Incrementally
• Rethink policy toward `militias'
• Reform Efforts Put Russian Cows on Strike
• A New Look For New Frontiers
• 14-Year-Olds Break Into Pro Tennis; Losers and Luaus; World Cup Pays Off
• Truman's decision saved lives
• Essays for Collecting and Dissecting
• How FedEx's Success Grew Overnight
• The Big Sort: a Night In the Life of FedEx
• EVENTS
• Enthroned On the Barber's Chair
• Can Clinton Help the Democrats in November?
• Lack of Trees, Farmers' Groups Hinder Haiti
• Professors Up Grades to Make the Grade
• Trust in Politicians Sinks As Election Time Nears
• Ricochet of Peace: Israel Courted By Mideast States