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Monitor articles for March 29, 1995

• Australia's Chief Rides Herd On Nation Altering Direction
• The Deerstalker That Won't Disappear
• Cuts Stir New Wave Of Student Protests
• Freeing Iraq's Prisoners
• Goals of Aid to Eastern Europe Should Be Specific
• An excerpt from ''Northanger Abbey,'' by Jane Austen
• Religious Zeal Drives Afghani Youth Army To Swift, Dubious Win
• THE WINNERS ARE
• Slow, Steady Progress in Haiti
• Bangkok Plugging Into Electric Taxis
• At the Oscars, an Honest Man Wins
• Clinton's May Summit
• Scouring London For Danger Mouse
• Another Mexico? Venezuela on the Verge
• Free Lunch Lures Hispanics to School
• Can 'Nice' Be Nice When It Isn't Precise?
• Goals of Aid to Eastern Europe Should Be Specific
• US Faces the Crude Facts On Foreign Oil Imports
• Putting Out a Contract on Truants
• Three Years After Rio, World Tries to Chill Out
• Insurance Firms Ask If Global Warming Swells Disaster Rate
• Britain's Burghley House: Not Your Ordinary Country Home
• The 'Sufficient Guide' and Its Invaluable Interpreter!
• US Tries to Clean the Air In a Megacity Spewing Lead Fumes to Millions
• Some Second Thoughts About Latin Free Trade
• Nigeria's Dictator Could Sink a Continent
• Clinton Grapples With How Firmly To Hug Yeltsin
• Krakow Scrubs Layers of Soot, Decades of Central Planning
• Words of Note