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Monitor articles for December 11, 1996

• Rising Costs Prompt Special-Ed Scrutiny
• Argentines Dig Up Dirt That May Bury Reforms
• Radio Host Hamblin Weighs In
• Redundancy, Again
• College Pitch: Guaranteed Employment
• Where's the Problem?
• Britain Steps Away From A Frontier-Free Europe
• News In Brief
• The US Will Not Get a Secretary-General Made to Order
• 'Bye Caprice, Hello Minivan: N.Y. Cabs Get New Makeover
• A Tangled Tale of Two Nations and One Family
• Don't Save It on Kodak, Say It in Sketches
• Two Views Of a Life Lived for Art
• In City of Joy, Foot-Power Loses Pull With Rickshaw Ban
• Too Busy to Shop for Food? Use a Computer to Do It
• Cyberspace
• Letters
• Black-and-White Photos Lend Power To Classic German WWI Novel
• Wash
• Cooperation Cuts a Community's Crime
• Court Weighs Child Safety vs. Ex-Con Rights
• World Waits for Clinton's 'Clarity of Purpose'
• SNI Funding Fertilizes Grass-Roots Groups
• A Retail Lease on Life In Germany's 'Rust Belt'
• Children and Trade
• Under a Winter Moon
• The New Teamsters: Rig No Longer Required
• Would a Gift Without The Perfect Wrapping Be as Special?
• Faces Behind the Fight for Human Rights