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Monitor articles for November 07, 1997

• Bob Dylan, Rock's Preeminent Wordsmith, Makes a Comeback
• 'Restless Retirees' Help Fill Labor Gap
• The Issue Is Fairness
• Debate Over Paying for Presidential Libraries
• How Emotion Plays Out in US Courtrooms
• Abortion Litmus Test Eases for GOP Candidates
• Make a Checklist When Pondering a Move
• I Sought Napoleon, But Found Revere
• News In Brief
• Communists' Milestones
• Stale Metal Money Needs New Mint Freshness
• You Can Be Safe!
• French Truckers' Strike Frustrates EU Partners
• States Woo Seniors With Savvy Sales Pitches
• Central Africa's Lost and Orphaned
• N. Korea's Smallest Famine Victims
• An Educator Becomes the Educated
• Letters
• Mobile Retirees Have More Than Florida On Their Minds
• Pathfinder's Legacy
• New Zealand Politics: a Woman's Place
• Painting The Town With Picasso
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• Poem
• Needed: a New Approach to US Violence
• How to Paralyze Action in Congress
• New Zealand's Eco-Myth
• Private Enterprise Moves Slowly to Reshape Battered Bosnia
• Standoff Gives Saddam Time to Play a Weapons Shell Game
• Clinton to Openly Advocate Gay Rights