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Monitor articles for March 20, 1998

• Who Will Oscar Pick?
• 'Reflecting on the Pioneering Role of 'Great Performances'
• One-Man Show Translates Latin Culture Into Universal Appeal
• Simba in the Silver, Marketing on Our Minds
• Oscar Works Hard for the Charities
• Law to Protect Children Riles Many Parents in Guatemala
• Cleanup in Cairo Leaves City's Potters in the Dust
• Windy City's Battle of the Billboards
• Classic Opera 'Lohengrin' Goes Avant-Garde
• Sports 101
• On the Trail of Presidents
• On Stage in America
• Tiny German Town Has a Passion for 2000
• Our Adultery Obsession Isn't Adult
• The Presidency in Movies: Fantasy and Reality Merge
• 'God Loves Me'
• Letters
• Each Saturday After
• China Lets In Some Light
• Asphalt Justice: Where's My Badge?
• Bill Clinton: Out of Washington and Into Africa
• Unwed Dads Sign On to Fatherhood
• National Youth Art Month Spotlights Student Talent
• Hugs and Hisses via E-mail
• If Talleyrand Didn't Say It, Well, He Should Have
• Where Housing Market Is Hot
• Broadway Awaits New 'Wait Until Dark'
• What's On TV
• The Day We Became a Family
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Oscar Online
• Budgetary Soundness
• Brazil's Landless Peasants Take City Buildings in Protest
• Reining In Foreign Aid
• Clever 'Art' Tests Ties of Friendship
• Why the (Allegedly) Kissed May Not Tell
• News In Brief