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Monitor articles for January 09, 1996

• Environmental Resilience
• South African Schools Struggle to Make Grade
• The Public, the Budget
• Roving the Globe on Computer Maps
• Canadian Artist Makes a Market For Waste Bags
• Wondering
• A Nation Where Vanity Is Taken at Face Value
• Clinton's Resurgence: Having to Say You're Sorry
• Stock Certificates Can Be Valuable Even If Companies Are Defunct
• Crack in Cuban Embargo Is Wide Enough for Pianos
• IMAX Film Takes Audiences to Sunken Titanic
• Britain, Argentina Smell Oil, Defer Falkland Tiff
• No Rest for Shovelers as Eastern US Digs Out From 'Storm of Century'
• Finding Love
• Hong Kong Reborn: Why Asia's Big Test Case Will Succeed
• First Lady's 'Trials' May Keep Her Off '96 Campaign Trail
• Flying Friends Flock to Visit Poolside Pals
• Technophobes No Longer, The Senior Set Goes On-Line
• WOMEN LEAD GRAMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS
• Good News on Crime Rates May Be Lull Before the Storm
• As Clock Ticks for Hong Kong, Britain Seeks a Graceful Exit
• Have a Hoot in the Woods
• Mapping of Human Genes Requires Safeguards
• Scientists Discover Hidden Strengths Of a Spider's Web
• Women Raise Profile in Law Profession
• Wrong 'Spins' on Russia's Vote
• News In Brief
• Grads Getting Higher Marks In Paying Off College Loans
• A Thirsty Syria May Make Turkey's Water Price of Peace
• Play in It, Throw It, Now Eat It!