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Monitor articles for September 08, 1997

• Soundtracks Wield Clout In Selling Movies, Performers
• The Voters' Smile
• Grass-Roots Groups Knit Bosnia Together Again
• News In Brief
• Finding Dignity In Pounding Nails
• Tackling Air Traffic on Alaska's Glaciers
• Help, as Defined by Dogs and Children
• Doing Good In Camera's Harsh Eye
• US Military Learns to Live With a Cool Host in Saudi Arabia
• Funeral Signals Change in British Traditions
• 'Fall Cleaning': Adjust Portfolios for Safety?
• Grand Opera House In Brazil Still Sings
• Diana, the Boys, and Britain: Two Families Voice Views
• Tough Tack By Israel Raises Ire
• Hamas Leader, Hunted by Israel, Says 'Netanyahu Is Seeking War'
• Unheard-Of Event: House of Windsor Bows to Wishes of Its Subjects
• Rat Detects a Change of Season
• Smudge Marks on Al 'Mr. Clean' Gore
• Star Watch
• The Land Mine Cause
• CD Series Reveals the Pleasures Of 'Unheard' Classic Film Scores
• California Targets Junk-Gun Sales and Producers
• Colleges Ask Students: 'Will You Pay More?'
• Seniors Boast Higher Grades, So-So SAT Scores
• An Album With Something for Everyone
• Low-grade Nuclear Material a Global Threat Too
• Stocks Rebound, but Volatility Signals Concern About Economy
• One Man's Trash Is Another Man's ... Trash
• Letters
• Is That You, Stan?
• North Korean Famine Watch
• Kids' Lunches: Not Just Twinkies Anymore