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Monitor articles for November 24, 1997

• A Proclamation
• Captured by Colorful Football On a Black-and-White TV
• Students Build Math Skills by Visualizing Problems
• California's Latino Divide Over Bilingual Education
• Market Conclusions
• Keep Options Open on Iraq
• News In Brief
• An Odyssey in Pursuit of A German Driver's License
• Beyond Iraq: 'Indefensible' Missiles Pack Mideast
• Asia's Debt Crisis: Echoes of Bailouts Past
• Egypt Hits States That 'Shelter' Islamic Militants
• Open the Door Cautiously to New Opportunities
• How Fares Zedillo?
• S. Korea is Latest Bailout for Monetary Fund
• Looking Abroad for Stock Sizzle
• Lone Star State Emerges As Model of Marathon Growth
• Letter Home
• Your True Job Security
• Home Zone: New Approaches to Old Laws
• Telecommunications Towers Make Waves
• Genuine Ethnic Accord Still Eludes Rwanda
• Personal Finance Q & A
• Japan Bows To Troubled Students
• For Flexible Air Travelers, A Few Cheap Seats Remain
• South Africa's Teflon Lady
• From Mutual Funds to Movie World, Investment Booms
• Bringing Home the Business
• ... Should US Investors Follow?
• Ranchers Weigh Cost Of Saving a Species
• 'Our Sea-Beaten Rock'
• American Firms Flock to Europe ...
• Life's Little Details Framed by Tenderness
• By Sleight of Wing
• To Each His Own Turkey Dressing
• Foiled Clinton Meets Humbled Asia
• Democrats Face Difficult Calculus for House in '98
• Next?