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Monitor articles for August 28, 1997

• The Raccoon
• As Its Flood Recedes, Europe Counts the Lessons Learned
• Safeguarding Streets, a Block at a Time
• Mir Woes Drive Effort To Help Crews Cope
• Hour of Truth for Affirmative Action
• Spell Of Trouble In Germany
• Where the Wild Things Are
• News In Brief
• Will the Love Affair With the Automobile Get Stalled in Traffic?
• Inspired by Limits: A Filmmaker's Art
• Street Surprises; Bougainvillea by the Sea
• Iran's Next Revolution? Not by Zeal Alone
• The Drawer: It's a Jungle In There
• Biographies Are a Key to History
• Yellowstone's Geysers Open for Prospecting
• Listen Up
• Old Trick in S. Korea: Paint Opposition Red
• Best Crime-Fighting Tactic: Host a Neighborhood Barbecue
• And You Thought Summer Was Jampacked ...
• Shooting Back: the Life and Work of One Of the Earliest Native American Photographers
• Spiritual Beauty
• Small Caps Pick Up the Pace
• A Bomb of a Bomber?
• What's On
• Letters
• Treating Her Life As a Novel
• Rock Concert Strikes Chord Of Normalcy in N. Ireland
• Why Johnny Doesn't Get It
• School Districts Start to Warm To the 'Charter' Movement
• Forgotten Somalia Fights On
• Progress Against Tobacco
• Tomatoes Are Like Summer Days - Never Enough
• Ruffled Feathers In Latin America
• Back-to-Basics Effort To Curb Bad Driving
• New Christian Culture Emerges As Churches Appeal to Latinos