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Monitor articles for May 08, 1998

• Time for a Fermata?
• For the Redgraves, Mother's Day Is on Stage
• California Governor's Race Tests Old Clichs
• Dues and Don'ts
• A New Strategy in the Abortion Fight?
• Unique Law Lets Florida Voters Make Changes to Constitution
• The French Look Back At May '68
• What's On TV?
• Folk Singer Ana Egge Hits the Big Time
• 'Hey, You Kids!' - the Cautionary Tales of Youth
• Joining The Revelry
• Tax the Negative, Not the Positive
• US Jews Express Angst on Israel
• Budapest Finds Profit In 'Ghastly' Public Art
• The Monitor's Movie Guide
• News In Brief
• Letters
• Rise of Borderless Corporation
• Kids' Privacy - A Parent's Lesson
• Don't Nix the 'Nixy' If You Want to Send a Smile
• 'He Got Game' Portrays Urban America in New Light
• Which Mr. Netanyahu Is Going to Washington?
• Sports 101
• Applying an Ancient Asian Art To Design of a New High-Rise
• 8-mm Movies Make a Big Showing
• Great Athletes Seldom Quit - Unfortunately
• The End of 'Yada Yada Yada,' But You Already Knew That
• Take Me Back to the Ballpark
• Miles Davis Quintet: Link Between Be-bop And '70s Music
• Reviewing the Treasures Of My 'Mom Collection'
• L.A.'s Twisted Pursuit of the 'News'
• 'Sin Taxes' Are No Answer To Addictions
• Spike Lee Chooses Copland Classics For Soundtrack
• The Quiet, But Grateful, Majority
• US Turns Up Heat on Israel to Give Land to Palestinians