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Monitor articles for May 22, 1995

• P.S. We Need Ajax
• S. African Whites Trek North for New Lands
• Jobs Battle Against Budget As Priority for France
• Commercial TV Can't Do PBS's Job
• A TV Pioneer Says the Industry Has Lost Its Way
• News In Brief
• Software Firm Improves Windows NT Program
• Investors Still Pouring Cash Into Certificates of Deposit
• Act on Your Prayer
• Hacking Era Is Declining, But Silicon Crime Isn't
• A Modest Sanctuary In the Midst of a Great City
• Message from Argentina
• Looking Past the Hardscrabble Life
• At Dawn of Television's 'Third Era,' Networks Already Feel the Heat
• Welfare and Work
• Midwest Skies Are Clearing, but the Rivers Are Still Rising
• Who Calls the Shots: UN or Saddam?
• MUSEUMS AREN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE
• Earlier Primary Schedule Revolutionizes Politicking
• A Snapshot of Racial Prejudice
• Grant Tinker: Let Quality Shows Find Their Audiences
• Colombians Flee Guerrillas, Gangs, Government, and Death Squads
• Hot Reading on Today's College Campuses
• In Canada, Owners Of Guns Fire Back At Proposed Law
• Jittery China Arrests Activists Before 1989 Anniversary
• Dalai Lama's Choice Of Boy as Key Figure Angers Atheist China
• Combatting Car Theft With Curfew Stickers
• NRA, in Crosshairs of Critics, Fires Fresh Volley of Words
• Free Fall of Free Democrats Reshapes German Politics