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Monitor articles for December 12, 1996

• Refugees Face Uncertain Future Back Home in Burundi
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers, Hardcover Nonfiction
• Grab Bag of Tools for a Techie's Yule
• Friendly Advice for New Secretary of State
• Female Drill Sergeants in a 'Man's Army'
• Digital Deja Vu
• 'CEO' Reconsidered
• Next Crisis in Central Africa: The Tanzania-Burundi Border
• Pop Rocks - Fizzy 1970s Candy Makes a Comeback in the US
• Skiing Down the Mountain And Up the Creek
• Women Win More Board Seats
• BOOT UP SOME CD-ROM FUN
• Deference, Apathy Keep Many in Serbia Away From Protests
• It Pays to Get Smart When You Pick 'Educational' Software
• Mitsubishi's Mirage Proves a Classy Reality
• Christ at Christmastime
• Gulf Veterans Offer Accounts Of Chemical-Arms Exposure
• News In Brief
• Reading With Oprah
• Stepfamilies Form Bonds With New Holiday Rituals
• Reflections on Snow
• A Wary Welcome Greets China's Man in Hong Kong
• Clock Ticks to Expand NATO Russia-ward
• Rating What's on TV
• Beyond 'Sesame Street': Quality Shows for Children
• What's On
• Finding the Perfect Place for Sam
• Billions Can't Buy Microsoft Mogul Love
• With Winter's Arrival, Discontent Grows As Bosnia's Rebuilding Efforts Go Slowly
• UN's Delicate Waltz With Washington
• Now Clinton Can Get Back To Mideast Peacemaking
• Making a Case for and Against Military Justice
• Culinary World Bids Au Revoir to One Of Its Masters