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Monitor articles for October 18, 1996

• Aspirations of a Young Actress Play Out At Williamstown Theatre Festival
• Dole's Ethics Charges Carry Few Volts With Voters
• The Invasion of the Winged One
• Alternative Energy Now
• Want To Do Better in School? Try Listening to Mozart or Studying Monet
• Pro-Islamic Premier Stays in Power, But the Future of Turkey Still Murky
• Vital Signs of God
• An Underhanded Pass Saves the Football Season
• Telling It Like It Is: Kissinger and the Kurds
• New Images, Air of Past Mark Nicaraguan Vote
• Voters in a Mirror
• American Flavor Spices Japan's Election: Pols With US Degrees Talk Issues, Not Pork
• Clinton Scurries to Avert Showdown With Saddam
• Family Movie Guide
• Old Marxist's New Tunes: Democracy, 'Ode to Joy'
• News In Brief
• Yankee Fans Practice Their Bronx Cheers
• Conn. Trial Highlights Problem of 'Date Rape'
• Lebed's Sacking Unlikely to End Kremlin Intrigue
• From Leader to Laggard: Motorola Sinks as Intel Soars
• Why Should Others Pay For Students' Benefits?
• Cement Birds On the Birdbath
• Bernie Williams - the Yankees' Reluctant Superstar
• How to Reverse Rise Of Income Gap in US
• When Mudslinging Was Muddier
• Florida's Froggy Fracas: Hunters Hopping Mad
• Campaign-Finance Loopholes Widen
• Letters
• Funds From Afar
• Japanese Master's Works Tour US