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Monitor articles for March 27, 1997

• Two Recording Experiences
• The Pocket Rhododendron
• Religious Right Extends Its Reach
• Listening While the Miles Go By
• The Millionaire Wore Nine-Dollar Shoes
• News In Brief
• 'But I Want the Whole Book!'
• Michigan's Bold Gambit to Curb Poverty
• Boomboxes Welcome Here
• Why I'm Against the Internet Decency Act
• The Changing Face of Congress: More Entrepreneurs and Minorities
• How One Young Director Made the Leap to Broadway
• Listen Up
• US Drug Certification Process Is in Serious Need of Reform
• 'Core' Is Key To Your Plan
• BOON TO TOXIC BLOOMS
• Genteel Georgia Town Targets Teens With Anti-Profanity Law
• Letters
• Too Many Hands on Tiller Leave GOP Adrift
• After Walking in Sunlight
• Merger of German Steel Giants Sends Rude Shock to Workers
• True Happiness Now
• Rivals Arafat and Hamas Edge Toward Partnership
• A Small Town Simplifies Small Talk
• First Ranking of Schools Stirs Up the English
• Streamlining Government - via Rivers
• Some Audiobook Favorites To Sample
• Liberia's Child Fighters Struggle to Learn - and Eat
• Gore Walks a Tightrope as He 'Engages' China
• Swedish Chef Takes The Cake, and the Prize
• Rate Worries? No Worries With Right Strategy
• Complex Family Ties Drive Horton Foote's Pulitzer-Winning Play
• Grass-Roots Reformers