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Monitor articles for August 01, 1997

• Cows and Grandmothers With Perfect Pitches
• Reunions and Union
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• It's the Hidden Costs That Can Nail a Budget
• New Bosnia Tack: Reward 'Open' Towns
• Whose Boat the Economy Isn't Floating
• The Chrysanthemum
• Sleeper Choice Rising As Tennis's New No. 2
• Remodeling Without Getting Hammered
• Civility Versus Compassion On City Streets
• In Israel, a Clampdown and a Big Question: Where Is the US?
• Crime-Wary Russians Get Their Guns
• World's Mayors Find a Common Interest: Talking Trash
• Falling Prices Land Hard on S. African Gold Miners
• Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing (Arista):
• Her Unplugged Approach Plugs In Well at Lilith Fair
• Women Rock the House
• J.J. Johnson: Mr. Jazz Trombone'
• Melodrama Weakens Film On Embattled Urban Teacher
• Irish, Great Emigrants, Not Keen on Outsiders
• A Mideast Crossroads
• News In Brief
• The Death Penalty System Is Still Seriously Flawed
• Social Workers Reject Role as INS Agents
• Liberia's Tenuous Election
• College Tuition in Britain
• After Budget Deal, Party Focus Shifts to 1998 Vote
• Munich's Message for Madeleine Albright
• Peace in Afghanistan Should Be a US Priority
• Harvesting Hope From a City Garden