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Monitor articles for June 17, 1996

• Defining Atlanta From Voices in Its Past
• 'Power to the Schools' Is Credo of Boston's New Chief
• Shedding Light on the Olympic Torch Trail
• Monitor Cartoon
• The Morning You Left
• 'New-New' Math Sparks Old Battle
• Churches Rebuild After Burnings
• Inheriting Upward
• Parents' Responsibility
• Nadia Comaneci Finds Balance off the Beam
• Figure
• Tougher High School Standards Signal Greater Demands on Students
• The Children
• Mexicans Use Video Cameras for More Than Weddings: To Keep Cops Honest
• Drip of Ethics Queries Stains the First Family
• Lift Up Your View
• Concord on Balkans: Bosnia Vote to Proceed
• Liberal Arts Colleges Prepare Students For Life
• Mutual-Fund Managers Get Scrutiny
• An Antidote for Clintonomics
• With Democracy Stifled in Burma, US Joins Its Asian Allies With Soft Reproach
• News In Brief
• FCC Set to Change the Look of Children's TV
• 'Basics' for This Veteran Math Teacher Include Simplicity and Fun
• Dole Braves a Storm
• Huge Blast in Shopping Mall Reveals Rift Within the IRA
• Murder, He Wrote, Mendocino-Style
• How to Read Russia's Vote Tally: Watch How the Also-Rans Fare
• L.A. County Sends Sheriffs to Tolerance Training - at Museum
• Search for Answers To Juvenile Crime
• A Fledgling Daughter, a Father's Wing
• In S. Korea, Legislating Grinds to a Noisy Halt
• Why Malpractice Suits Rarely End Up Costing the Doctor