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Monitor articles for November 16, 1998

• Remaking a nation on the streets
• Warning! Bears crossing ahead
• Wall Street threatens Fed with fit
• Talk radio's price: a culture of complaint
• Tales of journey from death row to freedom
• Letters
• Finance sector looks better, but don't bank on it
• A Kosovo voice for peace falls flat
• 'Customized' news available via Monitor
• Meteor shower will be a 'celestial light show'
• Don't Forget Haiti
• Japan hopes coupons clip consumers' stingy ways
• Jobs Of The Future
• Switzerland bandies words over 'linguistic McDonaldization'
• Today's Story Line:
• Islam and Christianity
• The talk in Europe: English is la mode
• What I learned in algebra, and by counting to 10
• Court of last resort for altering fund-raising?
• Bob Lutz is no klutz in the auto business
• Using drama to curb teen dating violence
• Open mind requisite for reopened mutual fund
• A Double Answer to Baghdad
• It's the man, not the issues: a vote for Ventura explained
• Faith Ringgold's patchwork sojourn
• Western states hope there's political strength in numbers
• Mother's priorities, and mine
• News In Brief
• The Monitor's New Look
• Iraq retreats, but for how long?
• US flexes powers of persuasion
• Investors cautiously return to market
• Different by design