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Monitor articles for October 12, 1995

• Picking Blackberries with a Friend Who Has Been Reading Jacques Lacan
• No Confidence, No Real Peace
• Divorce, Holbrooke Style
• News In Brief
• Help Wanted: Growing Up Gets Harder
• High Court Swings on Two Justices
• New Laureate Wields Bully Pen for Poetry
• From Algae Shakes To Real Estate On-line
• 'Blue Highways' Author Sails Into Deeper Blue: by Water Across US
• Reports of Slave Labor on Pipeline Rouse Critics of Military in Burma
• The Image
• High Living Above the Waves
• Winter Squash Stirs to Life in a Soup Pot
• Trying to Be Swanky Squires Of the Sea
• Howard Johnson Franchises Plan Cheaper Rest for World
• Foreign Investors in Kazakstan Face Obstacles
• A Voice of the Center
• Lights, Water, Action: Life in Sarajevo Returns to the Basics
• The Legacy of Poet Laureates
• Arlen Specter's 'Centrist' Presidential Campaign
• Haiti a Year Later: Aristide Nurtures Peace and Stability
• High Cost of Living Is Pushing Florida Seniors to Share a Roof
• Swedish Gadfly for Kids Keeps Officials Honest
• Up-Close Critters, Faraway Peaks Wow Puget Sound Paddlers
• The Senate and the Prosecutor
• Poll: Americans Support Public Schools
• Congress's 'Unwelcome Mat' Unrolled for Castro UN Visit
• Lasting Peace