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Monitor articles for March 28, 1995

• Trading Terror for Talk Splits Militants on Israel
• Behind White House Role As Pitchman for US Firms
• Space Age Triolet
• Interactive Computer Users Respond To Calls for E-Mail
• The Woodpecker I Met Right Outside My Window
• Foreign Students Find Their Niche
• The 'Grapes of Wrath' Are Still Plenteous Today
• Don't Cut Egypt Any Slack on Human Rights
• President's Daughter Rallies For Women's Sports in Iran
• Quiet, Please!The Fish Are Talking
• Popularity
• Supreme Court Case Challenges Drug Tests For School Athletes
• Inside Windows 95: Confessions Of a Microsoft 'Beta' Tester
• Old Glory's Real Glory
• Chicago 'Hot Dogger' Wows Japanese Execs
• Iran's New Activists Seek Life for Women Beyond the Veil
• Big-Country Reeves and the Final Four
• A Crucial Conference on Peace
• Words of Note
• In Answer to Crime, Cities Make Their Fixes Innovative and Cheap
• Study of Life's Origins May Improve Everyday Life Today
• MEDIA NOTES
• Filer Finds Another Tax-Software Flaw
• Rhyme Time Let's Do Verse Terse
• 1040 Cheaters Beware: The Taxman Cometh
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• News In Brief
• Vietnam's Monks Lead In Battle for Freedom
• It's Wooing Time in N.H.: Just Ask Mark Thurston
• CORRECTION
• Betraying Ourselves
• Electronic Mail Turns Taciturn Teens Into Voluble Letter Writers
• Look Who's on Board With America's Cup Crew Switch
• 'Three Strikes' Whiffs