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Monitor articles for September 27, 1995

• A Safe Home
• The Literary Fruits Of an Ordinary Life
• Afghanistan's 'Quiet Killing Fields'
• Caregivers Want to Focus on the Child in Child Care
• Words That Breathe
• Ross Perot's bid to form a new party changes the presidential equations
• The Eagle and the Bear
• The Arms Race Under the Sea
• Russian Elections: Hatred Of 'Ins' vs. Fear of 'Outs'
• Cheap Shots at Diplomacy
• Historic West Bank Pact Sidesteps a Core Issue
• California Water War's Moment of Truce
• News In Brief
• Violette Verdy Teaches Art and Life And the Simplicity of Balanchine
• A Son Seeks a Father's Approval
• Guerrilla War Takes Toll On Sri Lanka's Economy
• Babbitt Sings the Blues Over Anti-Green Deals
• Why Red Cross Opposes a Partial Ban on Land Mines
• As Quebec Separatist Support Sinks Leaders Work to Rally 'Oui' Votes
• Mother's Silence Impelled Camus to Speak
• Clinton Test Drives His View of Future On Road to 1996
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Child Care: Best Ticket Off Welfare?
• After 30 Years, Camus's Final Work Comes to Print
• Brazil's Sao Paulo Stumbles, Cutting Back on State Projects
• UN, Nations Hit Potholes on Path To Land Mine Ban
• Clinton's Views on Powell, Medicare, and Omelettes
• Europe Swings Together