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Monitor articles for September 05, 1996

• Plantains for Breakfast? In London?
• Can Trade Buy Political Change?
• In Pakistan, a Few Businesses Dare To Buck Traditional Friday Holidays
• Best-Laid 'Plans' Become 'Programs'
• In a Self-Service Age, Who Remembers The Service Economy?
• Letters
• Bosnia's Election
• Girls Only?
• Walking Home
• Asbestos Litigation: One Judge's Story
• In United States, Canada, New Laws Fail to Curb Demand for Child Sex
• A Longer Arm of the Law
• My Selective Numerical Superiority
• Hot, Young Stars Shed Light On How Galaxies Form
• Bob Dole Battles Election Clock And History
• Colombia Rebels Respond To Drug War With Attacks
• For Young Crowd, Old Vices Become The New Fad
• Legal Immigrants Deported If They Have a Criminal Past
• This Week, It's Lotus: Tech Jobs Go 'Temp'
• Israeli Leader Finally Meets Arafat After Pressure Peaks
• States Are Rushing to Curb Sex Crimes
• Strategists Debate Risks of Removing Mercurial Iraqi Leader From Power
• Gulf War, Part 2: Iraq and US Tied
• Baghdad Brinkmanship Leaves US With Few Choices
• Hamptons Crowd Out New York's Solitude Seekers
• Bestselling Nonfiction
• Our First Love
• Stereographs Brought the World to 1800s Parlors
• News In Brief