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Monitor articles for February 22, 1995

• US Still Needs Affirmative-Action Laws
• Foreign Aid on GOP Chopping Block
• Overflowing Good
• A Good Samaritan for Somalia
• GOP Revolution, Take 2: Now The Hard Part In the Contract
• Aid Givers Are Troubled By the West's New Neglect Of Civil, Ethnic Conflicts
• Manila Tries Diplomacy In Confronting China
• Americans See GOP As on Track Midway Through Campaign
• Return of a Statue Signals Change
• Few Puppets Fit Moscow's Strings In Chechnya
• DRAMA ABOUT INDIAN LEADER BLACK ELK RAISES POTENT ISSUES
• Pick a Perfect Noun
• Affirming Children's Rights
• Contract Watch
• Holocaust Survivors Gather to Document Memories of Camps
• Northern Ireland Takes a Leap On Painstaking Path to Peace
• US Still Needs Affirmative-Action Laws
• EUROPEAN BIRD SPECIES DIMINISH AS FARMING INTENSIFIES
• RAMADAN
• A Metalworkers' Strike May Brake German Recovery
• Making Music, and History, With Glass
• A New South Africa
• DNA Matching Helps Rights Groups Unite Missing Kids, Parents
• A Skulk of Who?
• Clinton Goes to Canada, Walks into Quebec Debate
• Haiti Tries to Grasp Long Arm of the Law With Judicial Reforms
• Senator Fulbright Had a Global Vision
• NASA's New Lease on Life: The Hunt for Alien Planets
• News In Brief
• Iranian Version of Wal-Mart Menaces Muslim-Bazaar Alliance
• Hatred for the Weak
• A Flock of Nouns