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Monitor articles for April 10, 1998

• New Breed of Lawman Corrals Cattle Rustlers
• She Learned to Talk Low So People Didn't Notice Her
• The 'Superpower Knows Best' Attitude
• Chinese On Moon? One Small Step Away
• Too Soon to Lionize Tiger
• Monitor's Publisher Takes Steps to Respond to Spiritual Seekers
• What's on TV
• When Covert Is Overt
• Yes, He Plays First Bass; No, He's Not a First Baseman
• CD Reviews
• Tribute to POWs in Bricks and Mortar
• Sports 101
• Winds of Change Blow Manners Back Into Society
• Time for 'Teletubbies'
• The Double-Bass Player
• Mr. Cohen's Wisdom
• Let-It-Slide Rule Is Like No Rule at All
• Bold Themes Lose Their Edge in 'Rubies'
• The Cross And the Power of Life
• News In Brief
• 'Virginia Woolf' Paved The Way for 'Scarface'
• As Easter Nears, TV Finds Religion
• Pool Hall Reflections
• Pros and Cons of Clearing the Air on Lewinsky Allegations
• Mucking Up Movies in Hollywood
• Taxes, Present and Future
• $30 Billion Tax Cut for Japan Aimed at Preventing Recession
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• 'Spanish Prisoner' Thrills With Twists and Turns
• US Linking Up With China in Space Projects
• That Spring Sweet Spot: a Brand New Bat
• Here, Race Is Never Off The Agenda
• 'Space' Mission Flounders
• Students at Ole Miss Push To Shed Symbols of Past
• China's Space Legacy: Burning Arrows to Satellites
• Tobacco's Gambit: Win PR War
• Queen of Soul Gives Blues a Little Respect
• A Train That Filled Our Field With Dreams