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Monitor articles for February 11, 1998

• Rebel Force Tries to 'Liberate' Congo From Liberators
• Forging a Future Beyond Steel
• Fugitive Life of a Battered Wife: Details of a Home Torn Apart
• Pioneer of Post-Olympic Good Life
• France Cuts Hours to Make Jobs
• Changing, and Being Changed, by Fiji
• World Bank: A Primer
• A Man Who Helped Skiers Get on the Snowboard
• White House Strategy In Trying to Plug Leaks
• Where Economic Woes and Political Repression Meet
• News In Brief
• The Queen's Defenders Down Under
• Women's Hockey: Spaghetti Without the Sauce
• S. Korea to Quit 'Jobs for Life' Tack
• Seeking Answers to Europe's Jobless Problem
• Too Late?
• Do-Good Bank Can't Please All
• In San Antonio, Mall Kiosks Take Over From City Hall
• Clinton's Toast Sparks Debate on Queen
• Human Rights: Crucial To US Foreign Policy
• Mexico's Challenge
• When Love Confronts a Delusion
• Why US Public Is War Ready
• Speaking Freely About Her Latest Novel
• Washington's Budget Balancing Act
• A Year After Helping Congo Rebellion, Rwanda Hasn't Left
• When Men Need a Clue in Getting an 'I Do'
• To Understand Ghana, I Went To the Shore
• Is Diplomacy Really Exhausted?
• Getting Along With Elephants
• Let's Consider