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Monitor articles for September 12, 1997

• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• Highways Aren't the Ticket to Bigger, Better Cities
• What if Bigger Trucks Were to Barrel Down the Interstate?
• 'Values' Training: Cure For Army Harassment?
• The maestro continues to cultivate new audiences
• Further Thoughts On Diana...
• By the Year 2020
• Christian Right Charts New Course - Will Activists Stay?
• Palestinians Ask Albright: 'What About Us?'
• New Limits Near on Money in Politics
• Opera Singed By Success
• The Suncatcher
• My Teacher Declined To Be Shown or Told
• My Flowers and I Take Root in the City
• Taiwan Broods Over Hong Kong's Return
• Jewish Folk With a Modern Twist
• Indy Restores White River To Revive City
• Letters
• Royal Lessons Of Another Era
• Jewish Roots Deepen Role For Albright
• Group Threatens Violence To Keep N. Ireland British
• Playing an Expensive And Ominous 'Game'
• What Will Be the Fate of China's Imperial Art?
• News In Brief
• Biko's Legacy Still Resonates In South Africa 20 Years Later
• More Than a Princess
• Coalitions Across US Vie to Win 'Heritage' Status for Rivers
• Politicians Shun Race-Baiting As Cities Grow More Diverse
• Santana, Miles Davis Blend Rock and Jazz
• Japan's Economy Shrinks as Taxes Hit Home