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Monitor articles for February 19, 1997

• Death-Not the Best Option
• A Natural Scientist Who Turned Her Eye to Art
• Clinton's Roller Coaster Ride on Finance Issues
• States Feud With EPA Over Regulations
• Albright's Tour de Fortress Braces NATO for New Role
• Keeping Korea on Track
• High Noon at Sundance Kid's Utah Resort
• Woman Forges New Life After Two Years in Israeli-Run Prison
• Strike Averted, but Union Still Targets Car Suppliers
• When the Price of American Elections Is Mixed With Yogurt
• Last Bid for Truth: Was James Earl Ray Alone?
• Urgent: Talks on Zaire
• After Genocide, Baby Boom Hits a Rwanda Already Full
• A Street Photographer's Lens Focuses on the Strange and Noble
• News In Brief
• Dream of Hiring a Nanny More Real for Busy Moms
• Stay Away From an Amendment
• Major Fare War Heats Up Skies
• In the Birthplace of Zionism, Jews Still Face Anti-Semitism
• A Musical Generation Explores How to Cope With the Consequences of Drugs
• Readers' First Wheels
• New Piece in Mideast Puzzle: Attacks on Syrian Targets
• A Belgian Briefing
• Beijing's Ominous Signals On Hong Kong Takeover
• AWD Leaves 4x4s Spinning Their Wheels
• Graduation Requirement: Good Deeds
• Parents Push For Libraries Free Of Internet Porn
• Caffeine Content Of Popular Foods