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Monitor articles for June 05, 1997

• Monitor Quiz: Match Wits With M.I.T.
• You've Heard of Tex-Mex, But Mex-Italian? Si!, Si!
• Medellin's Legacy of Drugs and Know-How
• Haiku
• News In Brief
• How One Man's Short, Vague Speech Shaped the World
• 'Strong' Thurmond Defines Political Longevity in America
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers: Hardcover Nonfiction
• Medieval City Holds Key to 'Russian Idea'
• Colombia Youths Break Stereotype Of Drug Violence
• How Some Colleges Score Parity for Women's Athletics
• Awash in Art
• Letters
• Closed-End Funds, Open-Ended Returns
• Behind the West's Political Tilt to Left
• Weld - Si
• Housing and Compassion
• Is Nigeria a Coup Cop or Bully in Sierra Leone?
• Cartoonish and Goofy, Yet Disciplined
• Clintons as First Parents: Waltons of White House
• Odds and Ends ...
• Like Welfare, Foreign Aid Shouldn't Go on Endlessly
• Children of the 1980s Ruled the Road With Their Big Wheels
• Marshall's Vision for 1997
• Still Lifes As Different As Apples And Oranges
• Fifty Years Later, Marshall's Legacy Lives
• A Reluctant Would-Be General In My School's Army of Moms
• Montana Newcomers Create Culture Clash
• US Probe Into Nazi Ties Still Hurts in Switzerland
• What's On
• Epic Story of 'Babylon 5' Takes On the 'Big Questions'
• Never Cast off From God
• There's No Simple Recipe For Writing a Good Cookbook