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Monitor articles for November 18, 1996

• More Parents Turn To an Old-Fashioned V-Chip: Themselves
• Beyond Blame: Media Literacy At Work
• Patronage Diplomacy
• Fleeing Hutu Fighters Left Key Papers Behind
• A Little Deception Colors the Laundry
• Germany's Probe Into 'Sects' Raises Religious-Freedom Issues
• Superseding the Hollywood 'Ministry of Culture'
• The Many Conspiracies Of Crack Cocaine
• The Restless Activity Of Congress in Recess
• Wind and Sun
• Kudos for Greenspan As Fed Does Nothing
• Child Kidnapping Tales Trace Class Hostility
• St. Petersburg's Message
• Rapping In the Rain
• Summit Leaders Split On Helping World's Hungry
• For Most Minorities, Heads Still Bump the Glass Ceiling
• Home-Heating Costs Enter Era of Volatility
• Lessons on Diversity Get Diverse Reviews
• The Huang Probe
• With New Zeal, France Screens Religious 'Sects'
• Case Tests Limits of Quotas
• The Rise and Fall of Dornan Shows Power of Latino Vote
• Lasting Peace in Bosnia: Test Case for US and World
• Africa's Crisis Part 2:A Hutu-Tutsi DEtente
• Musgrave Pushes Limits As He Reaches For Stars
• A New View of Genesis
• News In Brief
• In Bosnia: Fewer Troops, Big Job
• Japan Promises a 'Big Bang;' But Some Say It Could Fizzle
• Battles Over Media Violence Move To a New Frontier: the Internet
• 'Space Jam' Entertains But Falls Short of Slam-Dunk