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Monitor articles for June 13, 1997

• Children Say 'Oui' to Foreign Languages
• 'Value Added' Coltrane CD Ripples With Emotion
• In Land of TVs, a Fair Tries to Boost Literacy
• Clinton and 'Soft Money'
• Caffeine's Cool Image Appeals To Kids, Perks Adult Concern
• Immersion Program Credo: It's Never too Early
• Strolling Up
• Time for the President to Defend Affirmative Action
• One Miner's Booty After Being Laid Off
• Family Movie Guide
• Math Chat: 65-m.p.h. Speed Limits, Large Primes, and Japanese Exams
• GOP Loses Face-Off With Clinton
• Pink Slips Come With a Big Heart In Japan Layoffs
• In Anti-Oil Protest, Greenpeace Uses Rock Perch as Legal Claim
• Disaster Aid Without Doodads
• Anatomy of a Decision: Ethics Panel's Wooly Work
• A Holocaust Memorial in Berlin Seems Stuck on Drawing Board
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• If the 'Indies' Stay in Vogue, 'Ulee's Gold' May Strike It Rich
• News In Brief
• A Fresh Start
• Tribute to 'a Good Woman'
• Sporty Small Sedans Liven Luxury Market
• Administration's Sense of Weariness, Shrinking Agenda
• N.J. Girds to Keep 'Soft Money' at Bay
• Government Aid For Language Study
• Letters
• A Bus Novice Learns the Rules Of the Ride
• Disney's Herculean Feat: Stopping New York Traffic For Movie Premiere Parade
• Let's Honor Fathers - Single Fathers, Too
• How a Newspaper's Style Transformed a Lobster War
• Elephants and the Ivory Trade