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Monitor articles for February 27, 1998

• Rwanda Massacres Were Avoidable, General Says
• 'Bug Juice' Gives Taste Of Summer Camp
• No Cell Phone, No Pager, Not Even Call Waiting
• In Oprah Trial, 'Food Libel' Charges Prove Hard to Swallow
• Unbridled Capitalism's Staunch Defender
• 'Seinfeld' Counts Down
• Retain the INS
• Sports 101
• Letters
• News In Brief
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Make Bilingual Education a Choice
• Rocking the Mideast With an Unlikely Alliance
• New Stars Shine Bright At 40th Annual Grammys
• A Good Way to Celebrate CIA Greats
• Getting Established
• In Pastoral England, City Ways Unwelcome
• Indian Flutist Masters Art of Making Bamboo Sing
• The President Finds Himself Alone at the Top
• Trying to Put Myself in 'Jeopardy!'
• From Mozart to Mahler - A Listening Guide to Classical Music
• What's On TV
• New Face of Asia
• Rise in Palestinian Population May Pressure Israel to End Land Claims
• The Perfect Forum for Excellence
• Paying For Potholes? States Fight for Funds
• A Break for Stay-Home Parents?
• 'Mrs. Dalloway' Feels Right on Screen
• Weighing In On a Sumo Match
• Rekindled By Curling
• Why Families Matter to Military
• Writers Guild hands out best screenplay awards
• Can Nuclear Waste Be Safely Moved?
• Bedtime Tunes With Appeal For Parents and Little Ones