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Monitor articles for November 24, 1998

• Students use computers to tackle world issues
• Remaking the electronic economy
• A Nixonian comeback for Newt?
• American Politics Presidency: a quiet revolution
• Funding techie kids
• A chatting pro proves small talk is no big deal
• Today's Story Line:
• Pakistan's premier pushes for hard-line Islamic rule
• HEY, REF! What's it like to be an NFL official?
• Oust Saddam?
• Air Force and activists wage war over chimps
• Glimmer of light for Iraqi people
• This student contest is run by the letter
• Word of caution to spendthrifts
• National report card gives arts education mixed marks
• Gratitude - it's powerful
• Sanctions or not, North Korea holds the cards
• Letters
• Hurricane Mitch's legacy
• When Web words threaten
• A power broker in Japan breaks back into power
• 'It's a nice place to grow up, but....'
• Changing times and budgets put the squeeze on Small-town schools
• States plan for tobacco windfall
• Finding out the hard way why fish make the best college pets
• News In Brief
• Friend, foe, or both? Microsoft case highlights 'coopetition'
• Civil war can't pull the plug on this soap opera
• Starr tactics renew debate on role of special counsels
• Latest church-state divide: Bible Week
• Economic Turnabout
• Distance depends on your perspective