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Monitor articles for January 06, 1997

• Off to Work? Don't Forget to Bring the Kids
• News In Brief
• 'Evita' Is Deserving of the Hype
• Rare-Book Heist May Leave Thieves With Little to Do but Read
• Rain Dampens Eastern Ski Business
• Seattle Flying High On Boeing Boom
• L.A. Muralists Paint the Town Wall-to-Wall With Ethnic Pride
• Monitor Poetry
• New Leader Seeks to Restore The Political Party of Gandhi
• Smart Move in Big Apple
• Ex-Premier Sues Canada for Libel In a Gripping Trial
• Rebirth of High-Speed Trains Puts N.Y. Town Back on Track
• One Author's Effort at Myth Killing
• Hillerman's Mystery Writing Scales the Heights of Fiction
• Shiloh's Predicament, And His Gratitude
• America's Quest to Reinvent Volunteerism
• Serbia's Judgment Day Nears As Church Criticizes President
• Russia's 'Jewish Question'
• Selective Term Limits
• Social Issues Pack High-Court Docket
• Spinning Memories and Wool
• Letters
• Multicultural Studies Don't Divide Us
• Europeans Shiver - and Skate
• CD Reviews
• Accused British Nurses Face Koran And Sword of Saudi Justice
• Garbage Collection King Gets Dumped On
• 'Hamlet' No. 47: Less Could Be More
• A Week Stuck in Traffic
• $4 Billion Later, Why IRS Awaits Computer Era
• Feet and Footsteps
• Russia's Retreat Ends Chechnya War But Leaves a Long-Term Impact
• The US Army's Far-Flung Attempt at Automation