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Monitor articles for May 19, 1998

• A Pakistan Nuclear Test Will Put South Asia at High Risk
• Cinema Verite: Better Than CIA
• Letters
• Secretary Riley: Point Man on Education
• US Bridles Over a Horse's Gait
• Lady Marines Never Hung Around the Punch Bowl
• Chinese Cash to US Politicians
• Controversy Can Work - When Well-Managed
• Roots of New Languages
• Female Drill Instructors: Heroines of the Marine Corps
• Suharto, Military Close Ranks
• Stations Can Omit Political Candidates
• Monitor Quiz: Gauge Your Global Grasp
• Prayer and Nuclear Testing
• Women Build Rank as Marines
• Silence Is Riskier Than Openness
• Officer Behind the Scenes in Jakarta: Wiranto's Long History With Suharto
• Nukes 'Not the Way'
• News In Brief
• When No One Sees Red
• US Web-Surfer Keeps Tabs on the Kremlin
• Teachers Tackle 'Uncomfortable' Books Head On
• Courtesy and the Cab
• Engineering Schools Struggle for Diversity
• On the Trail Of Crime on Campus
• Forget French - Latin, Klingon, And Esperanto Are All the Rage
• Where Am I?
• How to Teach Immigration? Try a Hands-On Approach
• Fed Offices Gird Against Hackers