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Monitor articles for August 13, 1998

• A reader from Boston asks, " Whatever happened to . . . " Break Dancing
• In Nigeria's Oil Patch, an Unsung Ethnic Voice
• Colombia Needs Reprieve For Terrorized Press
• Cloning Splits The Experts
• Letters
• The Monitor's Guide To Bestsellers
• News In Brief
• China Provides the Setting For Translating a New Identity
• An American Way to Span Nose Ring to Beatles Gap
• Planning to Fly? Watch Your Bags - And Your Mouth
• Moscow Home Buyers Need No IMF Help
• Small-Business Owner Learns the Hard Way: 'Japan Has to Change'
• The Animals Went In Two by Two
• Sex-Crime Laws Draw More Flak
• How Tough Juvenile Justice?
• Hot World, Cooler Growth
• How a Computer Executive Rewrote the Rules
• It Quacks Like an Ad, But It's Not an Ad
• One Cool Cat in a Hat
• Calm in a Storm
• Naturally, Nature Already Clones
• Japan Inc. Dusts Off and Starts Over
• Raising Money: Judges on Campaign Trail
• No Ducking These Issues
• Dreaming of a Forbidden Home
• Emergency Food: A Moral Safety Valve?
• Cloning's Double Trouble
• A Hero Outshines All the Stars