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Monitor articles for October 23, 1996

• Realpolitik in Southwest Asia
• Democrats Seek Lift From Michigan Swing Seat
• In a Nation With Slaves, A Woman Wins a Voice
• Colombia Stays in US Disfavor
• Will 'World' Series Always Be in Quotes?
• Prostitution's Pernicious Reach Grows in the US
• Chirac Speaks Out for 'First Arts'
• In Japan, 'Good' Bank Shines Amid Scandal-Torn Industry
• Sealing My Vote Without 'Stars and Stripes Forever'
• Ballot Initiatives Rise As a Route Around Legislative Gridlock
• Justice in South Africa
• Central American Sleuths Target a Hot Black Market
• The 1 Percent Audience
• Declassified Papers Show US Won Sputnik Race After All
• Alternative Treatments Make Gains in Medical Community
• Apathetic Voters Send a Message: Talk About the 'Greater' Issues
• New School Straddles Europe's Divide
• Campaign Finance Reformers Face Big Hurdle: High Court
• Telekom Shares Lure Germans Into Stocks
• Thousands of World's Seeds Are Caught Out on a Limb
• News In Brief
• Chicago Schools Try to Make the Grade
• The Path to Peace In Northern Ireland
• Foreign Policy Beyond Campaign Mush
• Murders Impede Justice in Rwanda
• Ethics Drive Launched In Britain
• Why a Moral Society Should Put Limits on Unfettered Inquiry
• Near the Top of the World, A Friend Who Has My Face
• Giving, Pouring, Sharing
• With Super Slugging and Pitching, Atlanta Takes Control