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Monitor articles for February 12, 1997

• The Home-Cooked Meal He'd Dreamed of for Ages
• Where Meetings on Recycling Can Last Until 3 a.m.
• 'Tiger' Nation Looks Hard At Its Stripes
• His Eye for the Odd Brings the Work Alive
• Bringing Israel, Syria Back to Negotiating Table
• Can Brazil's Planned City Find Room for Samba?
• New Coalitions Stir Washington Politics
• How Some Young Men Stumbled Into Savagery
• A New Wave of Elected 'Kings'?
• Wandering the Wilderness Of Zaire's Broken Land
• High Noon
• Should US Embassies Go to Bat for US Businesses?
• Ethics of World's Art Trade Put in Spotlight by TV Sting
• Credibility of Latest Probe Hinges On Senate's Ability to Keep It Short
• Health Care, Traditional and Alternative
• Sustain Global Leadership
• Anti-Foreigner Party Leaps to the Fore in France
• Echoes of Monty Python In This Iranian Sitcom
• Director Defends 'The People vs. Larry Flynt'
• Inmates Who Do Flex Time
• An Unexpected Masterpiece
• News In Brief
• Vail Merges but Keeps Its High-Brow, High-Tech Image
• 'Guess' Again: Not All Apparel Jobs Flee US
• As Lawsuits Rise, Companies Use Detectives to Cull Job Applicants
• Carving Up the Slopes With the Ski School at Vail
• Miami: Caught Between Its Pride and Pocketbook
• New Portrait Emerges Of First Americans
• The Introduction
• Pakistan's Perils
• For Chocolate Makers, the Future Is Both Sweet and Dark
• Classical Dance Joins Hands With Folk in 'Brandenburg'