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Monitor articles for April 17, 1998

• What's on TV
• Willkommen, Toni Morrison
• Criticism Leads ATF to Soften 'Thug' Image
• The Life and Times Of Farm Dogs
• 'Simpsons' Creator on Poking Fun
• Letters
• Undefeated, Oklahoma City Pushes Forward
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Cambodians Take Stock Of Pol Pot
• Early Music Stages a Revival
• Videos Showcase Japanese Culture
• Investment in China Taking Center Stage
• Will a Clinton Visit Unsettle N. Ireland?
• 'Object' Mixes Fantasy, Romance
• Japanese Star Boosts Visibility of Imports
• Cutting-Edge Classical Composer Lives for the 'Now'
• Island of Serenity in a Sea of 20th-Century Noise
• Irish Accord: Fruit of 'Parental' Changes
• News In Brief
• What to Do?
• Rhinos and Tigers and Pork, Oh My!
• Men Doing Their Share
• Palestinians Feel Soaked by Settlers
• Russia Too Tired to Protest Yeltsin's Powerful Grip
• A Father-Son Dialogue, With Ball
• Water's Scarcity in the Mideast and World
• 'The Riddler': Not Your Father's Roller Coaster
• FBI Keeps Eye on Oklahoma City, Waco Anniversary
• Sports 101
• Water Lies At Heart Of Mideast Land Fight
• The Nation's Gatekeeper
• What Children See and Do: Studies of Violence on TV
• Three Cheers for Fans' Booing Rights
• Something to Shout About
• A One-Time 'Showcase' of Reform Now Embarrasses Moscow
• If a Mega Bank Fails, Who Pays?
• 'City of Angels' Explores Faith