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Monitor articles for June 10, 1997

• IRA Gains New Clout After Ireland's Elections
• Attacking Campus Date Rape With New Codes of Conduct
• Researchers Tune In to Bee Hives To Get the Buzz on Air Pollutants
• The Interview: Four-Minute Test
• Monitor Quiz: It's a Grand Old Flag
• Peekaboo Festivals Offer Glimpse At New Music and Acting Talents
• Dixie Politics: Boys Clubs Still Prevail
• US and Latin American Groups Join Forces to Protect Birds at Risk
• A Look at the Many Theories of the Universe
• 'Ich Bin Ein Ampelmannchen'? A Pop Icon Helps Unite Berlin
• Japan Likes to Blame US Arm-Twisting
• Requiem for the Songbird: Perilous Decline Puzzles Scientists
• Surf's Up! Job Hunters Catch an Internet Wave
• Not Free as the Air
• Caught Between Two Worlds, Hong Kong Seeks Identity
• Comp-Time Compromise
• Apartment Dwellers Wonder Where to Put Satellite TV Dishes
• Smiles and Steel In Snapshots of JFK
• In a Swap of Sword for Pen, Panama Wants US Base to Be Knowledge City
• Perception Gap Could Stymie Racial Initiatives
• Changing the Way We Think of Refugees
• Track and Field Hits A Bump in the Road
• Turning an Ordinary Backyard Into a Bird Sanctuary
• Contracts (and Jazz) Could Threaten Bulls' NBA Reign
• Letters
• Piranhas Aren't so Scary, Really
• The Story of Joe, My Pet Piranha
• Folksy GOP Leader With Partisan Texas Tongue
• News In Brief
• 'Pacifist' Japan Asks: How to Aid US?