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Monitor articles for November 19, 1998

• Keeping computing's FUD factor at bay
• How disasters put leaders on trial
• An engineer brings order to large projects
• Letters
• Remodel the kitchen: Fed cuts rates again
• A Monitor Guide To The Bestsellers
• A parting primer from a global thinker
• Books too smart to leave on the coffee table
• Tobacco Deal - a Start
• A dark heart in the Congo
• Some challenges personal transit systems face
• Where profit is the good done with the dough
• The last train to....
• Protectionism: a peacetime 'blockade' US doesn't need
• Shakespeare didn't just write plays - he wrote us
• Christmas without Rudolf or Frosty
• Watching those who watch public opinion
• The scent of good books
• E. Dryke of St. Louis asks, 'Whatever happened to ...?' The first Miss Universe
• A summit to sweeten the mood
• Lincoln at Gettysburg
• Today's Story Line:
• News In Brief
• Giving thanks, far from home
• Plundered eggs put green turtles on edge of extinction
• Smoking - give you up?
• Writer William Weld takes Twain's advice
• My mass transit
• Dutch harness the wind for a bike-friendly highway
• What US faces in trying to depose Saddam
• Molars, mastodons, or plastic flowerpots?
• Unfriendly Persuasion
• Survival of TV's fittest
• Barbara Kingsolver gets uncomfortable
• Fans flock to see 'Star Wars' peek
• Kurds take their case to Europe
• Why China's activists speak out for Tibet