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Monitor articles for May 19, 1997

• To Nail a Truce in N. Ireland, Blair Hammers at Sinn Fein
• Monitor Quiz: A Literary Name Game
• Move on Welfare Reform
• What Books May Be
• Greenspan Talks, Wall Street Balks; Less Secrecy at Fed
• Wrong Sort of Student Aid
• Drug Courts: More Evidence They Reduce Repeat Offenses
• Sound of Peace
• Arizona Trial Roils a Desert Camelot
• Merit Scholarships: Pivotal Shift in Aid
• Higher Criticism
• Taking Zaire Easier Than Ruling the New 'Congo'
• Prisons Grapple With Rapid Influx of Women - and Mothers
• After 1,875 miles, Weary Rebels Enter Kinshasa, and Get Lost
• The Fed Seems Bemused, Wall Street Acts Confused
• Chill Is Gone, But Labor Still Wary
• As 'Distance Learning' Takes Off, US Lags Behind
• Questioning Courts' Use Of Psychiatric Witnesses
• For Disney, It's a Whole New Ball Game
• Reformer Calls for a System That Gets Back to the Basics
• Democracy Declassified
• Pitino Deal Reverberates Beyond Boston
• An Upstream Solution to River Pollution
• What the Balanced-Budget Deal Means for Americans' Pocketbooks
• Would You Hire a Lawyer Named 'Kitten'?
• Letters
• Senior Athletes Know No Limits At Arizona Sports Competition
• News In Brief
• Bungle in the Jungle: How Zaire's Mobutu Failed