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Monitor articles for March 20, 1997

• Faced With Lower Ratings, Networks Take Aim at Nielsen
• 1,789,465 x 0 = 0
• News In Brief
• I Toured With Them, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
• Advice and Consent
• Rebels Teach Marxism - But How Would They Really Rule in Zaire?
• Hammering at Housing
• The Elusive Search For 'Golden Age of Leisure'
• The Beatles, As They Were Meant to Be
• Making the Case For Less Time on the Job
• Obdurate Snow
• Wanted: Employees to Work 30-Hour Weeks for 40 Hours' Pay
• Texas Move to Privatize State Welfare Programs Draws Fire
• What's On
• Clout of Orthodox Jews Rises Despite Scandal
• Rio Summit Finds It's Not Easy Being Green
• How to Succeed in Russia by Respectfully Trying
• With Narrow Focus, Sector Funds Sink or Soar
• One Inmate's Push to Restore Education Funds for Prisoners
• Breaker, Breaker: CB Radio Is Back
• All the Light and Green This House Can Give Me
• Oscar's Likely Picks in the 'Year of the Indies'
• Israelis Split on Timing, Justification For New Settlement in East Jerusalem
• March 20
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers: Hardcover Fiction
• States Struggle to Curb Drug Habits of Job-Bound Recipients
• Letters
• 'P' in This PC=Profits
• College Kids Raise Roofs And Lift Spirits
• US Defense Firms Dodged the Budget Bullet
• End of a Nation? Why Albania Fell Apart
• The Monitor Taste Panel: Domino's Dominates