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Monitor articles for December 09, 1998

• A survival guide for living Christmas trees
• Service with a shrug? Consider flip side of service crisis
• Water key to Mars riddles
• Stirring soup with culture
• News In Brief
• It's the Kurds' turn for world recognition
• Letting foreign banks into Russia?
• Christmas: Trying to get it right
• How to win against pain
• Foundations steer more money to American democracy
• Conifer contretemps
• One man's art is another's appetizer
• Driver privacy: High court curtails car searches
• Jimmy Carter's recipe for retirement
• The Best Defense
• E Pluribus Euro
• Sherlock Holmes with a tool belt: The case of damp brick walls
• All the news that's fit for monologue
• What about the children?
• How far can cities go to curb gangs?
• Today's Story Line:
• Impeachment: How inevitable?
• Rights progress in troubled era
• In some parts of the world, progress lags
• Poinsettias with pizzazz
• Holiday party dos and don'ts
• Terrorist threat vs. public disclosure
• Human rights at 50: a growing trend to intervene
• Share the (oil) wealth, says Venezuela's big winner
• Why prosperity puts less in the red kettle
• An unadorned aesthetic
• Clinton's trip raises hopes for a 'Palestine'
• A budget-conscious gift