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Monitor articles for January 14, 1998

• Big Trials Change Juror Lives
• Walking Through Winter Light
• Serb Church: a Peace Broker?
• 'Made in USA' ... but By Convicts
• News In Brief
• A Supersleuth Of Modern-Day Eloquence
• Debate Over How Best to Nurture Democracies Abroad
• The Senate's Distaste for Treaties - a Perennial Problem for US Diplomacy
• The Scots, at Their Posts
• Out of Crisis, Progress
• Environmental Battle - New Roads vs. Clean Air
• High Court Declines Suit Against Church
• Suburbia Painter Sizes Up Advance of Americana
• Talking Peace in N. Ireland
• Whose Church Is It?
• Israel's Embattled Prime Minister Sheds Allies
• More NFL Players Embrace Higher Game
• US to Lecture Tokyo on Helping Asia
• Abstract Art Gets a Warmer Reception
• Lots of Crime, Not Much 'Whodunit' in 1997's Best American Mysteries
• 'Best of' Collections Offer a Mixed Bag of Literary Efforts
• Peace Train Steams Ahead for N. Ireland
• A Maine Family Diary of an Ice Storm
• Tongues Clack Over Speaking Chinese in Hong Kong Schools
• Fall of Big Brokerage Is a Cautionary Tale for Asia
• Shepherding Mom's Unfinished Stitches
• Ireland: Think Small, Think Big
• On an Island of Free Enterprise, Iran Lets Down Its Hair (a Little)