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Monitor articles for August 30, 1996

• Letters
• News In Brief
• A Memo to Clinton From the Delegates
• Global Rift Persists As Unions Face Diminished Clout
• World Congress Sets Goals to End Sexual Exploitation of Children
• Freeze Frames
• Don't Rush NATO Enlargement
• Kinder, Gentler Conventions Target Key Swing Vote: Parents
• Resolve on Tobacco
• Families Scrape to Pay Bills, Yet Consumers Are Upbeat
• Bosnia Vote on Hold, What Will NATO Do?
• Time to Trim? Downsizing the British Monarchy
• 'Hughie': Short Showcase For Tall Talents of Al Pacino
• Ideological Tendencies of Democrats and Republicans
• California's Latest Weapon Against Illegal Aliens: US Welfare Reform
• Minneapolis 'Shouldn't Have to Sell Its Daughters'
• An Olympics the British Could Win
• A City Rebuffs Child Prostitution
• The Democrats' Plan
• A Down-East Defense Of Danish Cuisine
• 'Pager Kid' Comes in From the Night
• The Coming Child-Care Debacle
• Worth Noting on TV
• Safety Groups Steer Toward Stiffer Laws For Not Buckling Up
• Monitor poetry
• Underrated 'Timon of Athens' Demonstrates Its Viability
• Math Chat
• Nixon, in His Own Words
• God Is All
• For Rwandan Genocide Survivors, It's Pragmatism vs. Revenge
• With Peace Deal Stuck, Arafat Tries a Strike and a Pilgrimage
• Sex Trade Lures Kids From Burbs
• Teachers Unions Join School Reform Effort, But Sit in Back of Class