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Monitor articles for November 12, 1998

• Lindbergh's Daughter Reveals The Private Side of the Legend
• Keep a Sense of Humor
• Books On Books
• News In Brief
• In Canada, Solving Youth Crime Tribal Way
• Despite US Aid, Dire Russian Winter
• Ontario's Planned Super-Jails Worry Prison Reformers
• Whaling Standoff in Neah Bay
• The Case of the Tricky, Scene-Stealing Spouse
• Nuclear Power Sees Itself in New Light
• Nine Nobelists, One Room
• Lindbergh's Turbulent Flight Through Sky-High Fame
• Prince Charles Airs Plans to Modernize Britain's Monarchy
• Jerusalem's Future Not Found in Ballots
• Elephants Rule
• The EU's Privacy Law
• Crusade To Curb Girl Gangs
• New Face, Style To Lead House
• Can We Live With Africa's Wildlife?
• Internet Access and New Copyright Law Head for a Collision
• When Minors Break the Law
• On Iraq: Limits of a Cruise-Missile 'Solution'
• P. Ensign of Miami, Fla., asks, 'Whatever happened to ...?' The Cracker Jack Clicker
• Letters
• Children and Guns
• The Latest Great American Novel
• A Little Boy's Knack For Making Green
• Talk-Show Host Listens To Why People Pray
• Flawed Concept: Forcing Public Schools to 'Compete'
• World of Dance Finally Recorded