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Monitor articles for September 18, 1996

• Innocence Melts Obstinacy To the Joy of an African Child
• Campaign to Secede From Italy Makes Ripples, Not Waves
• Snip, Snip, Snip: Kohl's 'Salami Approach' Trims German Budget
• Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Strikes Deep Chord
• Praying to Stop Child Abuse
• Rise of Colorado's Two-Tiered Turf Spats
• Publishers Check Out Internet Book Sales
• Dostoyevsky vs. Pulp Fiction in Russia
• Green EyeShades, Green Values
• The Stakes in Iraq
• US, Iraq Tensions Cooler, But Were Gains Worth Price?
• News In Brief
• Canadian-Owned Lab Invents Switch So Fast It's Ahead of Its Time
• Music Aficionados Find A Whole World to Explore
• What Bosnia's Vote Means
• Perot Ouster Delights Dole
• In Halls of Learning, Students Get Lessons In Sexual Harassment
• Divvying Up Yugoslav Assets, Debts Not Easy For Successor States
• Backup Plan in Bosnia: US 'Equip and Train'
• Humble Start Hasn't Hurt Reign of 'Gipsy Kings'
• Post-Election Bosnia
• Young Lives That Touched, Page to Page
• Pssst! Want to Earn an Easy $8 Million From Nigerian 'Officials'?
• Survival of the Fittest ...Families
• Freshman Composition
• Dead Can Dance: The World Is Their Cloister
• Ancient Hero Clovis Stirs French Debate
• Swiss-Born US Envoy to Talk Trade and NATO
• Chinese Ecologist Brings Children and Birds Together
• Celtic Music Reels In Listeners