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Monitor articles for September 07, 1995

• A Friendship Bridges Town's Racial Divide
• Organizing Foreign Policy
• Quarrel Over Book Airs Currency Concerns In European Union
• ON STAGE
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Sea Boils, Nations Protest, Paris Shrugs After Atoll Test
• The Budget and the Veto
• Danes Find Ideas Abroad For Their Highly Original Art
• Stanzas Spun From Inspiration
• 3,000-Year Gala Raises Row: Who Owns Jerusalem?
• Overhaul of US Tax System Pushed With Tea-Party Zeal
• Trying to Rediscover The Lost Boundaries Of Public Taste
• How Peace Grows Despite Ulster's Stalemate
• News In Brief
• Mrs. Clinton Sparks Activist Fury at China
• To Emily
• OUT ON VIDEO
• For Colette Fans, Museum Is a Must
• The Grace Of Schooling A Child
• Alaska Becomes Test of Wills On Federal Land Policy
• A Lesson for Mother On the First Day of School
• NAFTA Spotlights Cleanup Concerns
• Tethering the Economy Is All in a Day's Work for Fed
• Rock-and-Roll Is (Really) Here to Stay
• Beowulf in the Boardroom: Executives Ponder Poetry
• Is a Mirror The Place to Look?
• NATO's Little War In Bosnia Targets A Big Serb Chief
• Make Way For Nopal, A Tasty, Prickly Pear Delight
• Chicago's Top-Down School Plan
• Tiny, Exotic Zanzibar Roars for Power
• Thai Leaders Stuck in a Jam
• EDITORIAL LETTERS