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Monitor articles for April 02, 1997

• This Leader Means Business, But Too Late for Pakistan?
• Why Albania's Democratic Dream Evaporated
• One Solution: Tighten Japan's Lax Laws
• Suspension Bridges and Big Bubbles: A Hands-On Science Fair in Scotland
• Roller Coaster Ride On Wall Street Tests Faith of Investors
• A Passion for Pooches Prevails
• The Foreign Aid Mirage
• An Industry Seen Through the Eyes of One Pornographer
• So, Do You Know Where Lhasa Is?
• The Man Behind Inspector Morse
• Oil Put the UAE in the Black, Diversifying Puts in the Green
• News In Brief
• Desert Dynamo
• Time for TV Industry to Wake Up
• "English" the Language Of Prosperity?
• The Picasso We Hardly Know
• Cautiously, Iranian Youths Put Pedal to Metal
• How to Keep Teens Safe: Congress Preaches Abstinence Only
• Running for Office On Less Than $5,000
• A Mighty Sea Slowly Becomes a Mud-Flat Desert
• Quebec Falls Behind Canada
• Savoring the Thrush's Song
• Police Tap High-Tech Tools Of Military to Fight Crime
• The Winter New England Missed Descends All on an April Day
• Why Japan Plays Host to World's Largest Child Pornography Industry
• When Forgiving Debt Pays Off
• British Detective: Feisty Rebel With a Cause
• A Few Warm Days Put Spring in His Step
• Gaining Perspective
• A Time for Reflection
• This Event Makes Science Fun, Not Intimidating