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Monitor articles for May 15, 1998

• Ethnic Theater At a Crossroads
• Waging War on Global Crime
• Indonesia's Paths Out of Chaos
• 'Horse Whisperer' Shows Robert Redford At His Best
• Our Slippery, Sliding Scale Of Civility
• Housing Color Line Fading
• Stage One Delivers Delights Of Live Theater to Children
• Sports 101
• What's On TV
• Defiant India May Ignore Economic Sanctions
• Odd Origins Of Springtime Words
• Do You Expect Proof?
• El Nino Takes a Large Gulp out of the Panama Canal
• Yeltsin on Arms, Smoking, and His Hair
• Seeking a Path Between Old and New
• Playwright August Wilson On Race Relations and the Theater
• Palestinians Get a Book Of Hope
• Moral Courage Propels Family TV Movie
• Whatever Floats Our Boats
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Insights From Island Of 'Terrible Lizards'
• Letters
• Yet Another Counsel
• Nuclear Nationalism
• Brad Elder - Back In the Swing
• Volunteers: We Are Stardust, We Are Muddy
• Household Fun Only Max Planck Could Love
• $1 Billion Plan to Restore Tinseltown's Lost Glitter
• Independent Movies Blur Line Between Fantasy and Reality
• News In Brief
• 'Everest' Scales The Box Office
• The Kaleidoscopic World Of Chuck Close's Portraits
• Modern Orphanages for Troubled Kids - Not a Bad Idea
• What Nuclear Tests Mean for China and the Rest of Asia
• The Most Comfortable Shoes Ever Devised by Man