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Monitor articles for December 17, 1997

• Drawing Battle Lines in Space
• Libraries Lend A Lifestyle
• My Short Lesson On How to Teach
• Rebuilding Homes, Repairing Relations
• Scattered Photos, Scattered Lives
• Iran, Turkey, the West
• A Game of Musical Chairs That No One Wins
• How Asia's Woes Hurt US Companies
• White House Ethics a Lingering Question Mark
• News In Brief
• Shelter Festivities Bring Holiday Smiles to Children
• Buzz in Bangkok Among Ex-rich: 'Sell!'
• Britain Asserts Its Culture With a Language Lesson
• Unlike in the Past, Army In Pakistan Restrains Itself
• A Serious Attempt To Be a Funny Lady
• In Korea: Goodbye, Confucius
• Solutions for the Mideast
• Encountering the World Through Turbulent Fictional Lives
• World's Most Popular Golf Spot Is Right Up to Par
• US Economy Puts on Stellar Show, but the Fed Watches Asia
• Holiday Greetings
• New Military Gender Gap
• Congo Leader's Poor Precedent
• Pope's Visit to Cuba Could Stir Political, Religious, Economic Pot
• Terror Attack That Cost Egypt Billions Now Costs Militants Support of People
• Canada's Chinese Speakers on a Roll As Numbers Rise
• Matisse's Shaded 'Window'
• Islamic Unity, Oil Clout: A One-Two Punch