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Monitor articles for November 08, 1995

• A Journalist Remembers Joy At the Palace of Tears
• News In Brief
• Fund Investors Brace As Fidelity Boosts Fees
• Election Could Set Mexico On Way to Two-Party State
• Emergency Brings a Brief Reprieve to Colombia Leader
• Love
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• West Tries to Contain Fallout From Russia's Nuclear Legacy
• Surrounded by Courage
• Votes for Democracy
• Israel Tries to Walk Rabin's Peace Path
• How to Keep Soviet Science Out of the Wrong Hands
• The $800 Million Question: Is Cuba Building a Potential Chernobyl in US Backyard?
• Two Norwegian Artists Delve Into Symbolism From Different Angles
• Soccer, Like Democracy, Still Kicking in Ukraine
• Giving the Spirit of Grace During the Holiday Season
• Marketing Nuclear Plants For an Energy-Hungry World
• Who's In and Who's Out Among the Capitol Lobbyists
• Mexican State Sends More Workers to US Than It Has at Home
• Alaska's Boldly Anti-Environment Trio
• India Battles Illegal Child Labor
• The UN's Second Half-Century
• US Economy Looks Good, But Peer Under the Hood
• Lebanon Said No to Drugs; It's Hoping to Say Yes to Aid
• Monarchs' Reign in Mexico Is Threatened
• A National Treasure's Value = What Is Given Up
• What Washington's Budget Brawl Means
• A Night of Caviar, Political Stargazing For the Hoi Polloi
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Exercising Dominion