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Monitor articles for January 17, 1996

• God as Mother
• How TV Fees Let BBC Sidestep Commercials
• Analysts Praise Year-Old WTO, But Give It Incomplete Grade
• Real Debate Drowned in Blame
• Jamaica Kincaid: Writing For Solace, for Herself
• 'Safe Havens': Truly Safe or Simply Stopgaps?
• Replay in Chechnya
• Midwestern States Making It Harder To Untie the Knot
• The Strange Mystery Of the Disappearing Stream
• POPULAR BBC PROGRAMS
• Gecko Love
• WORDS OF NOTE
• The Classics: Showing at a Theater Near You
• Citizens Are the Stars In First Issues Forum
• The Monitor's Guide to BESTSELLERS
• US May Be Mired In Bosnia by Aiding War Crime Probes
• Take On Threatened Livestock Breeds
• A Daughter Forced to Be Her Own Mother
• News In Brief
• Public Foots Bill As US Lawmakers Go Globetrotting
• NO LIVES OF RICH OR RUTHLESS HERE
• Pressure Is on GOP In Budget-Talk Redux
• L.A. Still Picking Up The Pieces After Quake
• Mexico Polishes Image With US
• Art Gifts Supply Big Profits to World Museums
• Peeling Away Artifice For the Pure Original
• Europe's Stock Exchanges Tackle Needed Integration
• Cosmic Peephole Leaves Astronomers Agog
• 'Industrial Agriculture Puts Squeeze on Viable Livestock Breeds
• As '96 Vote Looms, US Steps Up Patrols On Mexican Border
• Chechen Linkup Outdoes the 'Net'
• Jobs for Jack, Jill, Jacques