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Monitor articles for March 13, 1996

• The Monitor's Guide to BESTSELLERS
• Teaching Those Fingers To Tickle the Ivories
• Size Ten State Governments Try on Size Four Wardrobes
• Who Should Rate TV Shows?
• Flying ValuJet, With Feeling
• When Flying For Peanuts, Use Caution
• Hard Stretch for Long Arm of US Law
• Concrete Can't Weigh Cemex Down
• NET SURFERS CARVE OUT A NICHE FOR FRENCH IN CYBERSPACE
• Profiles of Major Mideast Terrorist Groups
• US Walks a High Wire In China-Taiwan Feud
• Asians Feel Uneasy as China Rattles the Neighborhood
• Not-So-Dire Straits
• Stars Are Purple In the Daytime
• Why Taiwan Feels the Heat
• The Power of a Radical Few
• HANDEL OPERA EARNS BRILLIANT TREATMENT
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Poor Countries Attract More Private Money
• Perot May Jostle Dole's Ride in GOP Territory
• World Leaders Try to Muffle '90s Terrorism
• Female 'Sidemen' Step Up Their Solo Efforts
• Britain's Major Walks Tightrope on Europe
• War-Crimes Trials: the First Test
• The Man Who Gave Choral Music a Good Name
• Congress Clashes Over Drawing Thin Blue Line
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Cheap Air Fares Reach Europe, Spread in US
• News In Brief
• The Sweet Strains of Kindness Played
• CHRONOLOGY OF HAMAS'S WAR ON ISRAEL
• Finding Good Every Day