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Monitor articles for December 06, 1995

• WORDS OF NOTE
• Families Push To Free Pilots Held by Serbs
• THE MONITOR'S GUIDE TO BESTSELLERS
• News In Brief
• Kimono Maker Honors Tradition of Innovation
• Democracy's Chances in Haiti
• Disgruntled Serbs Around Sarajevo Threaten Peace As NATO Arrives
• New Foreign Auto Plants In US May Bring Shakeout
• Damascus Won't Accept 'Peace at Any Price'
• Honor Codes: Newest Pledge on Campuses
• Newspaper Legend's Life In the Press and in Private
• Praying About Disease
• In Defense Of the Perfect 'Pride and Prejudice'
• Shoulder-to-Shoulder Evidence of American Civilization
• California Utilities at Charged Crossroad
• One Writer Finds His Place In the World of Worthy Ideas
• Called Cash Launderers, Panamanians Hit Back
• Healing Role Of Spirituality Gains Ground
• Russians Vote for Their Wallet, National Identity in Campaign
• 'It's Values, Stupid,' Political Essayist Argues
• Some Other Time
• When a Notable Collection Of Art Breaks Up
• Keeping It Together - Barely
• British Ambassadors Consider Adding A Princess to Ranks
• A Cold-War Reality Check: Didn't Communism Die??
• Don't Forget East Timor
• At-Home Businesses Get a Sympathetic Ear on Capitol Hill
• Florida Townsfolk Cheer For Hometown Warrior In the GOP 'Revolution'
• Europe's Stake in Bosnia
• INTERVIEW WITH ACTOR, ACTIVIST HARRY BELAFONTE