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Monitor articles for March 04, 1998

• Starting The Day With Song
• Manna From Music Feeds The Needy
• Indonesia's Nouveau Poor Tense as Suharto Digs In
• California Climate Chills to Ever-Present Paparazzi
• Border Crackdown Hits Tribes Hard
• Poem
• A Gift From a Mysterious Stranger
• The Politics of Year 2000 Computer Glitches
• Getting Japan Rolling
• A Political Gadfly Flies Closer to the Flame
• Congress vs. UN: Rift Widens
• Miami's Ballot Fraud Trial May Affect How America Can Vote
• Pictures Show Evidence of Water on Europa
• Travels With 'Barbie' to the Emerald City
• Seeking My Roots, Finding My Home
• A US Past a Plus To Lead a Nation
• America's Top Guns on Front Line Against Iraq
• What's Different About Today's Rich?
• Annan's African Roots Pay Off
• The Readers Ask: Why is New York called 'The Big Apple'?
• News In Brief
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers: Hardcover Nonfiction
• Jane Goodall Moves From Jungle to City to Help Save Her Beloved Chimps
• Stockholm's New Modern Art Museum
• Jesus' Identity and Message Stir New Questions
• Mid-Reform, Vietnam Asks for Patience
• From Fear to Trust
• A Warning to Heed
• Politics Doesn't Rhyme in New Keats Biography
• California May Clarify Murky Age-Bias Law