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Monitor articles for December 17, 1996

• News In Brief
• Mass-Produced Masterpieces
• The Homeless Conundrum
• How a Fourth-Grader Makes A Difference To Animals
• Humiliation Comes Back As Criminal Justice Tool
• The 50 Largest Charities
• Black Experience Finds Resonance In Vibrant Blues Show
• Designing With an Eye On Plutonium's Risks
• How Safe Are Nuclear-Powered Space Missions?
• Press Conferences: Good, Bad, and Ugly
• Organized Crime Sets Up Shop At the Crossroads of Europe
• The Vital Center
• New Company Benefit Seen From IRS Ruling
• Three-a-Day Kidnappings Put Colombia on Edge
• St. Louis Diversity May Blunt Impact Of Boeing Buyout
• Hong Kong Christians Prepare for Secret Life
• Web War: Hollywood Tangles With Fans' On-Line Sites
• What Belgrade's Protesters Are Telling the West
• Urban Oasis Guides Visitors Through the Forest and the Trees
• Fur Flies Over Control of a Tiny Chicago Airport
• Sheikh Rattles Persian Gulf In New Role
• Letters About Letters
• 'Things to Fling,' Revisited
• 'Now I Feel Only Love For My Dad'
• Millionaires Only, Please
• Charity Giving Up, But Donors Wary
• Wisconsin Dairy Pricing Gives Nation's Farmers a Sour Taste
• For a 'Green' Christmas, Reuse, Renew, and Recycle