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Monitor articles for July 10, 1997

• Poor Nigerians May Be Fouling Land With Oil to Create Jobs
• Lawmakers Target Teen Behavior to Check Crime
• Bigger Europe, but Bigger US Shadow
• Behind Fund-House Mirrors
• One-Stop Shops Put Small Funds On Equal Footing With Big Families
• Genocide and Justice In a War-Free World
• Sightseers See More On CityPass Tours
• Brazil Makes Land Grabs by Peasants Tougher
• Letters
• Psst, Got the Answer? Many Say 'Yes'
• Learning Patience, Given Time
• Exploring Mars on Your PC
• Big Brokers Struggle for a New Identity
• NEA's Ninth Life Sparks GOP Cat-and-Dog Fight
• When Deep-Sea Treasure Is Found, Who Owns It?
• Despite a One-Two Punch, the Bottom Line's a Knockout
• Search for Bible's Meaning Takes Authors Down the 'Literal' Road
• Sparkling Water Test Bursts Some Big Bubbles
• Environmentalists Target Java-Drinkers to Save Birds
• Little-Known Funds Often Give Big Returns
• Vision
• Kenya Boilover Began With Simmering Students
• The Susurration Of a Scythe
• Clean Air's High Cost
• Earthlings Seized by Mars Mania
• News In Brief
• No Bears Here: Russia Brings Big Gains
• Scholars in a Berlin Villa
• Neil Armstrong the Canadian, and Other High School Myths
• Getting a Move On - A New Address, A New Perspective
• Hearings and Donors
• Children, Cookies, and Motherly Love