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Monitor articles for April 15, 1998

• As Banks Get Bigger, Fees Rise
• How Far Should Laws Go to Save a Species?
• World's Largest Religious Festival Bathes in Hope
• Plant Triage: Which Imperiled Species Should Be Saved?
• Look Who's Teaching Well
• Young, Rich, And Seldom Off His Feet
• Using TV and Rabbits to Go Beyond Classrooms
• Should Iran Help Fund War in Muslim Kosovo?
• Beyond Hope and Faith
• Paying Parents $65 a Month to Keep Kids in School
• Good News About Foreign News
• When Cowgirls Get Down Off Their Horses and Write
• Renewing Grandma's Legacy of Love
• News In Brief
• Scientists Ease Fears About California's 'Monster Quake'
• Finishing Business of '78: Will Israel Exit Lebanon?
• Life's Hard Knocks Serve to Teach Values
• Ancient Art of Mehndi Attracts the Trend-Setting Crowd
• Can Peace Be Copied?
• Amo, Amas, a Mom
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers
• Tibet Woman
• Shoemaking Goes Out of Style in a Maine Town
• Cheating on Taxes: Common Among Rich and Poor
• When Rote Learning Fails Against the Test of Global Economy
• Inside a Rebellion:Banking On War
• A Responsibility to the Children
• Emotional Ebb and Flow Of a Young Boy