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Monitor articles for June 16, 1997

• Jurors Were Swayed By Facts, Not Emotion
• In France, Two Heads Are Not Always Better
• Time Is Now for Women to Take Control and Start Investing
• Not Even Summer, yet Stocks Sizzle
• All Aboard for New Link Between China and Hong Kong
• Frog Decline Has Volunteers Hopping
• A Look at Why Men Volunteer for War: Personal Motives Prevail
• 'Honesty' Key to Racial Harmony
• A Reporter's Camp Memories
• Letters
• Ansel Adams: a Legacy Reexamined
• Russia's 'Loose Nukes' - a Myth That Distorts US Policy
• Politics as Usual? Germany Strives to Shake Rule by Indecision
• Helping Hands Dig In to Plant Trees, Survey Saplings in Neighborhood
• 'How High' Becomes 'Too High'
• A Glorious Feeling
• Reports From the Bug-Juice Brigade
• Good-Times US Economy Shows Little Sign of Abating
• A Statue's Royal Ease
• A Student of Airports Discovers Airport Students
• Take-Out Pizza, Late Nights at High Court
• News In Brief
• Education Fads Get a Royal Rap
• Poems
• And to a Democracy Activist Since 1974
• Counselors to Parents: Don't Remake the Beds
• MFN Looks Good to a Tiananmen Leader ...
• No Giggles When Gaggles Of Geese Goop Up Your Town
• Controversial Summer Assignment: Read a Book
• Fourth-Grade Einsteins?
• Now...Public Adcasting?