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Monitor articles for March 26, 1996

• News In Brief
• SPORTS NOTEBOOK
• Dole Tries On Gov. Wilson's Message, but Will It Wear?
• In 'Glitter Town,' All is Not Gold
• Just Say 'Enough'
• A Ray of Light
• Mobile Kids Daunt Urban Schools
• 'Land and Freedom' Dares to Explore Moral Issues Behind a Revolution
• India's Corruption Scandal Casts a Shadow Over Elections
• Character Is the Core Of Good Leadership
• City Halls Take Up Slack in Family Programs
• France Surfs Web, But Culture Stays Leather-Bound
• African-American Art That Blossomed In Postwar Paris
• Job Growth Puts Pressure on Fed To Steady Rates
• Rwanda's Ricochet: Ethnic Strife in Zaire
• Higher Resolution Brings Richness To Digital Mona Lisa
• Capturing the Spirit Of the Men in the Movies
• But Who Got the Tip?
• Japanese Monarchy In a Bind
• Finally, a Men's Basketball Foursome
• The Future of Futures May Be Decided Here
• Kids Control High-Flying Space Cameras
• China's Missile 'Tests' Reveal A Potential US Can't Ignore
• Whitewater Book Churns Political Rapids for Clintons
• The Kansas Wind Rustles Up Memories of Dole's Early Days
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Red Light-Green Light on Health-Care Reform
• A Downsized, Down and Out Army
• School Reform With a Corporate Twist
• Trials in Little Rock
• When Pension Money Is at Stake, Try an IRA