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Monitor articles for September 20, 1996

• Letters
• Islam's Student-Warriors Greeted as Liberators - for Now
• S. Africa's Wealthy Take to Streets
• In Image Tally, Clinton's Score Is on the Rise
• Voters May See Less Mud In Candidates' TV Spots
• US Should Have Signed Chemical Weapons Treaty
• Wisconsin Protest Case May Signal Redefinition of Sabotage
• Private Money Floods Into Poorer Countries
• When the King's Away The Critics Play
• Savvy and Insightful, Youths Have Their Say In Multimedia Exhibit
• Should Have? Could Have?
• US and China Gain Ground In the Race to Win Exports
• Mexico City Residents Suspect Foul Play in Plan to Move 'Diana'
• Just Being Glad For Cider Vinegar
• Pablo Picasso's Portrait on the Big Screen
• Burying the Hatchet in Maine
• Out on Video
• News In Brief
• What Makes a Teacher?
• Drugs and Rock-and-Roll
• Last All-Male Bastion Faces Its Own 'D-Day'
• Family Movie Guide
• Major League Soccer Is Alive and Kicking in US
• No 'Voodoo' in Dole's Tax Cut
• Botched Raid Shows N. Korean Leaders May Be Divided
• The World's Whimsical Spending Habits
• Gloria Estefan's Dance Beat Turns Concert Into Party
• CIA Under Pressure to Divulge Info on Contras
• Strikes Cue Wage Woes In Russia
• Consumers Get Help Understanding Fine Print on Car-Lease Agreements