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Monitor articles for April 13, 1995

• OUT ON VIDEO
• Playing Party Hostess At the Tender Age of Seven
• From Busy Urban Airport To Idyllic Getaway in Two Hours
• Tide of Terrorism Spurs Crackdown
• Real-Life Morality Play Unfolds at Harvard
• The US's Bias in the Mideast
• `Beep Me When the Winds Are Primo'
• Excesses and Genuine Reform Are Legacies of a Turbulent Decade
• Redefining Libraries In the Age Of the Internet
• Job-Hungry French Lean Right in Presidential Race
• Congress Study Suggests Ways to Fix 'Broken' EPA
• After the 100 Days
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Fundamentalist Threat Causes French to Fret
• Loopholes Live!
• House Members Are Looking Ahead To Second 100 Days
• My Mother's Song
• CONTRACT WITH AMERICA
• Changing Signals for Minority Media
• A Tour Six Centuries in the Making
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Woman Director Captures Mail-Order Brides' Story
• Buying a Business? Good Deals Are Scant
• China Surfs The Internet, But Gingerly
• News In Brief
• Two Trombonists Plumb New Depths Of Expression
• Letting in the Light
• US Fence-Sits on Algeria's Woes
• Hungarian Countryside Features Colorful Garb, Cabbage Cuisine
• Capitalism's New Face In Russia: Big Banks Vie for Big Industries
• Escape From Paris And Savor the Flavor Of Rural France