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Monitor articles for September 23, 1996

• For Poland, Sun Rises in West
• Barred From Debates, Perot Finds New Voice
• Searching for An Unruly Student
• Taking Stock in Tobacco: Fight Smolders at Big Pension Fund
• News In Brief
• Secondhand Goods: First-Class Retail Idea
• Working With Young People To Make Their Lives Safer
• Advanced Placement Courses Score With Fast-Track Students
• 'Morphing' Social-Safety Net Is Reshaping Canada's Image
• Before You Can Say Kabuki, Japan's Drama May Be Over
• Britain Steers to Slow Lane In Drive to Unite Europe
• The Case for a Unified Bosnia
• Signs of the Times in AP English Exam Responses
• A Vote for a Skater
• Minivan Saves the Day In Tale of Chrysler Woes
• Culprits are Alcohol, Drugs, Parental Actions, Teens Say
• Cajun Festival Boosts Visibility Of Unique Kind of Folk Music
• How Lawyers Choose - And Challenge - Jurors
• The Garden
• Swiss Attorney General Seeks 'Clean' Banking
• Will Fed Opt to Reset Economic Thermostat?
• Teens Speak Out
• This Year's Hits and Errors
• De Facto Statelet Hinders Bosnia Peace
• Hispanic Dissent Over Race Preferences
• 'Czar Boris' and Lebed The Unloved
• The 'Flowers' That Roam My Front Yard
• 102% Voter Turnout Does Not Compute
• Crime, Drugs, and Politics
• Human Rights Groups Decry Germany's Decision to Begin Deporting Bosnian Refugees
• Getting Radical