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Monitor articles for February 21, 1997

• Defector Casts Doubt on US Approach to N. Korea
• How Deng Transformed World's Largest Nation
• Geese at Midnight
• Policeman, Police Thyself
• US FacesTough Sell on NATO On Capitol Hill
• Texas Governor Vaults Onto the National Stage With Dramatic Tax Plan
• Species Act Survives Challenge - for Now
• Bosses: Even if You Can Say Something Nice, Don't
• How Captain Finney Wrote A Card, and His Own Ticket
• News In Brief
• The Diplomacy Budget Ballyhoo
• Deng's Legacy: Beijing Power-Sharing
• China After Deng
• Efforts to Dust the Cocaine Off Its Hands Elude Mexico
• Letters
• What's On
• What Do You See in This Picture? Some Tips for Parents
• Museums Roll Out the Red Carpet for Children
• 'Absolute Power' Marks High Point for Eastwood
• The Man Who Lit China's Rising Expectations
• Efforts Lag to 'Fix' US Computers by 2000
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• Make Way for Spring
• On the Subject of Thinking
• A Lawyer Departs: What Will It Mean For the Clintons?
• US Economy Is Steadier Than It Used To Be
• 19th-Century Portrait Offers Feminist Insights
• Last Stand for Bison Herd At Yellowstone National Park?