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Monitor articles for September 24, 1998

• Imaginative Leaps
• A Real Fish Story: New Pool of Old Species Found
• Power of a Small Kindness
• A Parade of Children's Books
• To Save Brazil, the US Must Replay Mexico
• Reference Books Are Looking Up
• Mr. President, Resign Now
• Abuse of Power: Gravest But Weakest Charge
• 'Surfer Girls' Ride Wave of Popularity
• Bright Books Teach Smart Concepts
• D. Sugimoto, via e-mail, asks, Whatever happened to ...? Cold Fusion
• As Anti-foreigner Sentiment Rises, German Politics Follows
• 20 ($) Ways To Foil Forgers
• Asian Tiger's New Path: Blocking the Flow of Capital
• Letters
• Alienated East Germans Cold to Kohl's Reelection
• Getting Ready for Next Supernova Explosion
• Democrats' Half-Hearted Grip on Coattails
• US and UN: Enough!
• Thank You for That Moment
• Hard Hacking Lesson From New York Times
• History That Kids Can Make - and Eat!
• David Nashs Life Affair With Wood
• Old-Fashioned Sportsmanship Updated for the '90s
• Russias Solution
• Air Quality Better but Water Suffers
• A Plan for All Seasons
• Fishing For an Audience, Aquariums Expand Repertoire
• Two Favorites Delight With New Sequels
• A Monitor's Guide To Children's Bestsellers
• News In Brief
• Getting Pooh and Babar Together Is Hard Work
• American Farmers at the Brink