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Monitor articles for July 17, 1995

• Vancouver Schools Rise to the Challenge of Increased Immigration
• Annuities Attract More Than $1 Trillion
• America Can't Afford to Offer Open Arms Or Cold Shoulders
• WANNA RIDE AT MACH 2?
• Russians Fight A Cold War With Faucets
• Deregulating America
• What Qualifies as 'Made in USA'? New Balance Fights for Its Sole
• The Cold War's Pattern Emerges
• Seeking New Jobs After the Pink Slip
• Bosnian Government Forces Take Defense in Own Hands
• Pray Before You Say
• Israel Split Over Who Rules the Holy Lands
• Congressional Drive to Cut Red Tape Is Becoming Sticky
• Northern Ireland Finds Reasons For Peace After Riots by Both Sides
• America Can't Afford To Offer Open Arms or Cold Shoulders
• A Muzzled Opposition In Burma Takes Heart
• Sri Lanka Asks Its Army To Tame Tamil Tigers
• A Creative Kid Turns Child's Play Into More Than Fun and Games
• Iraq's Hussein Raises Eyebrows by Freeing American Hostages
• Happiness
• Congressional Drive to Cut Red Tape Is Getting Sticky
• 'Home Alone' Laws
• A Boys-School Alumnus Ruminates on the Girl Debate
• Wilson Tries On Two Hats, But Many Criticize the Fit
• Clinton on Religion, Values, and Schools
• News In Brief