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Monitor articles for June 11, 1997

• World Festival Honors the Sacred in Music
• Why Europe Has Its Eye on the Boeing Deal
• Big Business in Britain Asks If Labour Is Friend or Foe
• Algeria Agonistes
• Redrawing a Line On Military Affairs
• US 4th-Graders Shine in Science And Math, but Fade by 8th Grade
• Helping One Family Finally Know
• Responding to the Light
• Hong Kong Investors Deep in the Red, and Thrilled
• CD Reviews
• Portraits of Encouragement
• The Fabric of My Life, in Three Piles
• Theater Group Explores Diversity Through Fairy Tales
• Heat
• Stepping Into Antigua's Past Among Churches and Colonial Ruins
• Russian Volunteers Search For War's Forgotten Heroes
• News In Brief
• Downsizing: a Fad That Spins Wheels
• Euro-Marriage & Divorce
• A Day Without Video Games Proves Popular With the Kids
• Money in US-Iran Relations
• How to Get Around Safely in Guatemala
• Chronicling Women's Voices in the Midst of Middle East Wars
• Renaissance Faires Make History Come Alive
• NATO's Credibility Problem
• Mayan Culture Struggles in a TV World
• France Sets Fire Under Euro-Unity
• Marine Corps Training Motto: 'Semper Fidelis' but Separate
• Man Who Sleeps With a Beeper
• Big Tax Cut Ahead, But How to Slice It?
• World's Voters Belt the Tighteners
• If at First You Don't Succeed, Give Public More Leads to Track Down Bombers
• Iran's Pavarotti: Sharam Nazeri