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Monitor articles for January 15, 1998

• Women's Sports Magazines Test the Waters
• A Visit to Europe's Great Divide
• Whose Woods These Are, I Thought I Knew
• After Lackluster Fall Lineups, 21 New Shows Make Their Pitch
• Can 'Truster' Beat the Polygraph?
• Women Make Mozambique's Economy Roar
• Pay Up
• Hoes and Hope Turn Around A War-Wracked African Nation
• News In Brief
• Brown-Baggers Mix Briefcases and Child Concerns
• 'Wild Cards' Will Affect How East Asian Crisis Plays Out
• Governors Look to Children in 1998
• Hold the Mayo, and Burger King, Too
• Is It True? A Lie Detector for the Home
• Shore, 7 a.m.
• Minnesota Draws a Line In Snow on Big Tobacco
• Tasters Get a Cola Surprise
• Garlic: There's no Escape
• Asia Market Crisis Tests US Security Strategy
• On the Job, It's English Or Pink Slip
• A Montana Welfare Check Gives Way to Wood Glue
• Saddami Tactics
• Men's Mags Make Their Mark
• Capitalism's Controversial Clean-Up Crew
• Eating My Bread Upon the Waters
• Sold: Perfect Little House in Red-Hot Market
• What's On
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers
• Limits on, and of, Cloning
• Under a Spell?
• Readers Write