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Monitor articles for December 04, 1998

• Movie Guide
• Making it big in Britain, Chinese now top earners
• 'Simple Plan' hatches Oscar-quality performances
• The 'kwazy knot' - one man's 'Festivus' of Christmas fads
• Gun database leaves many empty handed
• College football's numbers crunch
• Governing by investigation?
• Sports 101
• On stage: stories on a human scale
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line:
• The best of my Boston stories
• What to believe?
• Quirky humor from two British Imports
• Josh has all the right moves
• Lessons from Monet to Pinochet
• A flood of ideas to build Central America anew
• What's On TV:
• Assure options for life before a 'right to die'
• do-righters do well where Asia crisis began
• Working to make police watchdogs independent
• Industry giants get arm twists...
• TV with all the trimmings
• Now It's Brazil's Turn
• America's daring, darling painter
• Scheme to bowl outdoors looks like a gutter ball
• The gifts that keep on being given
• Toward a Clean Slate
• Letters
• Rise of the mega-firm: Is bigger really better?
• Sibling rivalry gives sumo a new bounce
• Why campaign-finance probe may not harm Clinton
• How to wield a wrench in zero gravity
• Why US is quiet on Pinochet case
• A veteran Broadway insider finally gets 'Star Billing'