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Monitor articles for September 17, 1997

• A New Stir Surrounds Men's Role
• Beyond Sushi: Japan Has Huge Appetite For Fine Food
• States Seek Better Ways to Pick Judges
• Be Yourself
• Our Sleepless Night With a Little Black Shadow
• Cuba Backslides on Reform, Arrests Dissidents
• Charming Montreal Serves Up a Taste Of France and History
• Reforms Threaten Japanese, Buoy US Firms
• Albright's Small Steps
• Getting People To Leave Is Tough Job For Volcano Trackers
• Cuba's Generation Gap: Faith in Castro or Capitalism?
• Good Morning Vietnam
• Stories From the Field Offer Clues on Physics and Nature
• Stephen Gray Appointed Managing Publisher of Monitor
• Escapist Assumptions
• Ratify Test Ban Treaty Now
• Taking Notes on Japanese Schooling
• Geese In the Rippled Ebony Cove
• News In Brief
• CIA's 'Q' Talks Technology Trends Among Spies
• Albright: 'Little Steps' Across Big Mideast Chasm
• Radio Free Asia Deserves A First Birthday Present
• Playing Possum Far Too Early On the Porch
• Britain: Historic Decisions
• Land of the Rising Imports? Trade Surplus May Reverse
• Mexico's Growing Drug Cartels Seep Across US Border
• All Built Up, Places To Grow
• New Bill Has States Preparing to Give Quarters a 'Tails-Lift'