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Monitor articles for February 05, 1998

• Mexico Stung as Army Swarms Over Chiapas
• So, Who's Coming to Dinner? It Depends on What You're Serving
• Tiny Fossils Could Unlock Secrets of Early Animal Life
• Hard Work Brings Home the Bacon
• News In Brief
• Indians Prefer to Do Without Army's 'Help'
• Washington Plays The 'Leak' Game
• What Do I Tell My Child?
• A Woman's Place Is in the What?
• The Duties of Life
• Women Mind Their Own Business
• 'The Apostle' Rewrites How Religion Is Depicted on Big Screen
• On Execution
• A Trove of Olympic-Gold Moments
• Bird Feeding: Don't Wing It
• Not Just Your Average Storm
• Teamsters' Woes Slow Labor's Revival
• Ireland Debates Powers Of Police After Murder Of Anti-Mafia Journalist
• How the Tomato Became a Vegetable
• Israel Key to Iraq War Outlook
• Mandela Set To Fulfill Promises
• French Buy Virtue With A Vengeance
• Finding Ways to Curb 'Pilot Disorientation'
• How Big the Government?
• Our Lives Begin Anew In Nagano
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers: Hardcover Nonfiction
• Congressional Molasses
• S. Africa Frets as Large Black-Run Firm Collapses
• Success in a Whisky Business
• Scientists Rein In Fractious Friction
• A Traffic Jam of Names