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Monitor articles for December 11, 1998

• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Venezuela's Choice
• Coaches often blindsided by that last hurrah
• New theory behind particle storms in space
• Letters
• How Grampie taught new dogs new tricks
• Human rights activists on a roll
• Stocking stuffers that sing
• Argentina, too, confronts its past
• Mom said, 'Sparkle, Shirl.' She still does.
• Britain presses on with Pinochet extradition, spurring legal fight
• A collective wallop against alcohol abuse on campus
• Gaza trip's meaning for peace
• Long arm of law gets longer
• Winter settles on the mountain
• Sports 101
• Puerto Rico chooses
• Airwaves, arias, and CBS in the 'sewer'
• News In Brief
• High crime or just a moral lapse?
• Instant replay's widening clout over referees
• What's on TV
• Chile without Pinochet: freer at last?
• Unsung visitors you don't want to leave
• How close to a 51st star on the flag?
• Debating diversity in its own ranks
• Stretching their strings
• Food-chain alarm from a low-ozone zone
• Good does prevail
• 'Psycho' adds color, lacks purpose
• Today's Story Line:
• A rich laboratory, a hostile environment
• The softness of snow
• The President's case
• Orchestras head back to school