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Monitor articles for October 02, 1998

• The Sports E-Mailbag: Taking Back the Barbs
• Network TV Tackles 'Crime and Punishment'
• Leveling on Sea Level
• Letters
• Big Problem at Sakhalin's Hot Drilling Site: Whales Like It, Too
• Wall-to-Wall Blockbusters
• Orchestras Hit High Note
• News In Brief
• From Coast to Coast, Blockbusters Hook Crowds
• Making and Baking History
• Rural Aussies Fear Being Unlinked
• Texas Becomes Its Own Pollution Cop
• With Surplus, Tougher Choices
• Germany's 'New Center'
• Brother, Can You Spare 500 Bolvares?
• Farm Worker 'Shortage' Stirs Fight Over Foreign Laborers
• Learning Life Lessons From a Colony of 'Antz'
• Lyle Lovett Looks Back At His Lone Star Roots
• Settling Jones Lawsuit Could Bolster Clinton
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• In Washington, Van Gogh Could Set Museum Records
• Russia Needs Oil Riches, But Communists Block Foreign Deals
• Find Joy in Living!
• Blew Your Coup? Some Who Failed Turn to Ballot Box
• Dialogue on Race
• Selling Fleece of Endangered Vicuna: Does It Cut Out the Illegal Hunters?
• Tom Bradley's Politics of Dignity
• My Fall TV Season Entry: 'Fantasy Landfill'
• What's On TV
• Sports 101
• 'La Sparation' Separates From the Pack
• Iran Hears Echoes of a 'Sacred' War
• Modernist Buildings In a Fix
• Older Jets: Wired for Safety?
• L.A.'s Look at Picasso: 'Cynical Road Show' or Classroom for Cubism?
• He's a Poet, But They Don't Know It