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Monitor articles for March 19, 1998

• Nature vs. Neighborhood Along Oregon Coast
• Clinton-like Charges Echo in Chinese Case
• New Classes Teach Rescuers How to Lessen Disasters' Impact
• Using Arts To Bind the Community
• Translation Software Rides Roughshod Over Idiomatic Speech
• Dictator's 'Junk' for Sale: Moon Rock to a Goya
• Math Chat: That Shifting First Day of Spring
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers: Hardcover Fiction
• A View of History, From the Cockpit of the First Air Force One
• Hope for Rule of Law in China Rises With School
• OPEC's Lost Grip on Oil Prices
• Germany's Recycled Stasi Jails Evoke Cold-War Memories
• How Law Imitates Life for Chinese Judge
• Call Goes Out for Amateurs to Scope the Night Sky
• Sleuths in the Kitchen Hone Cooking Science
• The Unwritten Rules Of Dirt Roads
• News In Brief
• From Sea to Shining Sea, Americans Love the Coast
• It Takes No Genius To See Through IQs
• A Gentle Touch Turns Out the Perfect Scone
• Long-Distance Love, Sent Line by Line
• Asteroid in the Neighborhood? The Public Wants to Know
• Military Discipline
• SOS for SS
• Contemplating Deflation: A Real Good-Times Party Pooper
• How a Notch in a Nail Leads to an Ocean of Clues
• Letters
• Daily Resolutions
• Raising the Stakes in Battle for Religious Freedom
• An Asteroid's Life Is Full of Pulls And Pummeling