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Monitor articles for December 13, 1995

• Dropouts Go Back to School In Cyberspace
• The Christmas That Gave Us A Much-Loved Melody
• Afrikaners Reflect On the End Of Apartheid
• HONG KONG
• Two Sides Dig in Over Key Union Vote
• Congress Tiptoes Into Delicate Issue Of Dispatching GIs
• Are There Limits?
• Dissident's Trial Signals Great Leap Backward
• Jackson Returns to PUSH For Higher Political Profile
• Europe's Priority Tasks
• Black-Owned Businesses Rise, Aid Economy
• A World War II Christmas
• Rodeo Drive Discounts: Ties Drop to $100
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• News In Brief
• Are Embassies Necessary?
• Coin for Europe's Realm Tarnishes in Paris Streets
• Access Is Issue for California's Mojave Preserve
• As Capital Goes Global, Investors Make Policy
• Neighbors Vie to Sway Afghanistan, Strategically Sandwiched by Them
• Democracy in S. Korea
• Democracy in Russia: a Work in Progress
• Guatemalans Fight For the Rule of Law
• Human Rights Abuses Not Just Guatemala's Problem
• White South Africans Learn Zulu - and Much More
• US Troops Bivouac in Bosnia Mud
• Japan's Shadow Shogun Hits the Election Spotlight
• A Practical Christianity
• Tension Rises in Kosovo, Site Of Kickoff for Balkans War