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Monitor articles for February 20, 1997

• New Tax Benefits? Don't Hold Your Breath
• As Old Certainties Fade in Australia, a New Self-Image Evolves
• The Shell Seeker
• Creamy DoveBar Wins by a Lick
• Custom Trips Cater to Your Every Whim
• Keep Parents of Unruly Kids Home With Electronic Tags, Britain Says
• Prosecutors' Acts Are Put on Trial In Illinois Case
• Pilot Crackers Refuse to Crumble
• Court Delivers Mixed Message on Abortion
• Anti-Immigrant Plan Backfires in France
• Barbie Meets Her Match: Grandma
• Letters
• How We Got a Dog We Already Had
• Teaming Up to Compete
• High Court Questions Reach Of Law on Religious Liberty
• For Uncle Sam, a Revised Role in Science and Technology
• Do-It-Yourself Software Eases Tax-Prep Burden
• On the Trail of England's Victorian Literary Ladies
• Common Quest Makes Chums of Old Rivals
• Junior Scholars Haunt Turkey's Ancient Ruins
• Unusual Unity on Youth Crime
• Warming Up to Chilly Iceland
• Some Fallacies About Asian Immigrants in Australia
• Heaven Is Where You Are
• How Boston Brought Down Youth Crime
• Bringing in 'The Year of China'
• Shrinking Great Lakes: Where Is All the Water Going?
• Separatists Use Youth Gangs To Make Their Point in Spain
• Asking for More
• A New Musketeer
• News In Brief
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers: Hardcover Fiction
• From Cheap to Sleek, Jelly Shoes Are Making a Comeback
• Tracking Bobby Jo and Her Bottle-Nosed Gang