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Monitor articles for July 08, 1997

• CD Reviews
• The Soviet Union's 'Roswell' Cloaked Down-to-Earth Reality
• Beat Goes On, Along With the News, as Africa's Airwaves Open Up
• After an Initial Bounce, Soccer Zeal Dribbles Off
• Tough Choice Set Stage for Violence
• 'This is What It's Going to Take'
• Are Americans Ready to Go to War for Prague?
• How Can We Best Help?
• League System Ousts the Owners
• Mexicans Say Si to Real Democracy
• World's Experiment to Plant Democracy in Cambodia Shrivels
• Underground Aquifers Are 'Banks' for Southwestern Gold
• What Works For Business Is 'Work'
• How Xerox Turned Flexible on Work Hours
• Tips From a Pro On How to Build Sand Castles
• Homage to the Awesome Power of Weather
• The Company Ads Keep
• 'I'm New; When's Vacation?'
• Traffic in the South Tests 'Car Is King' Mentality
• This Ball Player Comes Out Swinging
• Strapped Causes Get a Hand From Retired Execs
• A Love of Rocks Takes a Geologist From Rte. 66 to the Surface of Mars
• Don't Punch The Clock, Turn It Off
• Kabila's Tutsi Connection
• Clinton Backers Stand by Their Man
• Crumbling, Grumbling, Precede West's Light-Rail Rumbling
• United by Children
• The War's End in Congo Ricochets Into Neighbors
• Letters
• Foreign Players: Missionaries in a Land of Soccer Infidels
• The Science of Sand Sculpture
• Part-Timers Are Key To Labor Talks of '97
• News In Brief
• From Deep in the 'Rust Belt,' a Shining View of NAFTA