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Monitor articles for November 20, 1996

• For Bosnians, a Jobless Peace: Economy Struggles to Revive
• That Famous Face, So Often Unseen
• Key to Kuwaiti Reform: Western Backing
• Clinton in Asia
• Help Rwandans Resettle in Homeland? US Withdraws Troop Offer as Africa Crisis Shifts
• Women Still Marching Into Military
• End of Cold War Does Little To Reduce Trench Coat Sales
• Australian Cleared in Child-Sex Court Case
• News In Brief
• Gingrich Will Rap Gavel More Softly
• E. Europe's Sluggard Feels Chill of No Reform
• The Overnight Guest Cried 'Chip-Cheep!'
• No Matter How Harvard Does, Tailback Eion Hu Still Scores
• Bank-Robbing Spree In Land of Al Capone
• A Horseback Ride Leads to a Volcano and Buried Village
• A Peek Inside the Japanese Military
• Sonics Beat Bulls? Ice Cream Saved? Thank a Data Mine
• Pakistan's Need
• A Military Odd-Couple Trains in Tandem To Forge Closer Ties
• Twyla Tharp Debuts With New Troupe
• Ethics in Business Dealings Urged by World Lenders
• Behind Silicon Valley's New Boom
• All the Way
• The 'Bear' Who Left His Print On Football
• A Superpower in the Making
• How Heroin Sales in US Help Burma
• Latin America Awaits a Call by Clinton
• The Near Places, Late Autumn
• 'Whales' Immerses Viewers in Creatures' Majesty
• Mexicans' Ancient Tradition Of Honoring Their Ancestors
• What Washington Needs Now