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Monitor articles for December 10, 1998

• News In Brief
• A lesson in Russian gratitude
• Hip novelist combines old and new Japan
• Recent history of war-torn Sarajevo
• Tale of a businessman's rebirth as human rights activist
• Clinton's plan for eluding infamy
• Reining in the rogue cops of Brazil and its neighbors
• Lone anchor resists TV slime
• Teens and adults will dig this deep story
• Letters
• Why economic booms are now lasting longer
• Penguins and data
• Even the food acts American
• US toughens aid for boot-strapping Bosnia
• Thomas More's devotion to a higher law
• Have 'G' movies lost their innocence?
• Today's Story Line:
• Keeping Hope alive amid scandal
• Find may support human-ape link
• Hope and tension in Clinton Mideast visit
• Politicians check Japan's media
• The stories we love
• Glacial ice is slip-sliding away
• Oh, for the scholar-athlete
• Teamsters: Back to Future?
• Palestinians' tough call: end to anti-Israel words
• Weather watch for Red Planet
• For some penguins, less ice means stark choices
• US-Pakistani Dialogue
• Gallup surveys the surge in spirituality
• Drive through American West turns in sobering direction
• W. Hundt of Hillsboro, Ore., asks, 'Whatever happened to ...?' The once-ubiquitous union suit