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Monitor articles for March 14, 1996

• The Splendor, Wit, And Saturnine Satire Of Modern Irish Fiction
• Unfulfilled Primary Promises
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO...?
• Greener Greenbacks: Financiers Go Eco-Efficient
• A Musty Old Book We Just Couldn't Part With
• Spring: The Flow of Power
• Finding the Freer Side of My Father
• A US-Russian Chicken Fight Foretells Trade Battles to Come
• Stuffed Spudniks and Spell-Your-Name Soup
• Variations on a Theme: New Plant Varieties Spark the Spring Season
• Tundra Town Is More Than Huskie Haven
• Landmark Settlement Boosts Foes of the Tobacco Industry
• Stakes Rise in GM Strike Over Parts 'Outsourcing'
• Feds Urge Better Rail Safety
• 'Cushioned Pews, No Hell'
• 'The Neon Bible' Sets Lyrical Tone
• 'Bud and Bob' Show: No Lack of Drama
• Southern Schools Pay Cash for High Marks
• Respond to Terrorism With Restraint, Not Revenge
• Northern Ireland's Protestants Pine For Peace - and Some Ready for War
• Mexico's Ruling Party Sends Message to Local Bullies
• News In Brief
• Once a Beacon to Africa, Zimbabwe's Light Dims
• As the Economy Turns
• Champion of Irish Cooking Tells Its Story Beyond Spuds
• Family Dinners Provide Food for Thought as Well
• Failed Foreign Marriages In Japan: Boom to Bust?
• Give and Take Could Yield Key Pact to Ban Nuke Tests
• At Job Interview Beware: Wild Socks May Cost You
• SERVE THREE (YEAR-OLDS)
• Self Portrait In Pencil
• WORDS OF NOTE
• OUT ON VIDEO
• Honored, At Last
• ON STAGE