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Monitor articles for December 31, 1998

• Those resolutions
• New Year for the World
• After 25 years, still protecting endangered species
• The communist's manifesto on computers
• Printmaking pioneer does it her way
• Jumping into 1999 - on schedule
• Ditch bowl-game charade for legitimate playoffs
• Today's Story Line:
• Dickens's last complete novel shines on the small screen
• A fashion dud finally fits in
• Year-end flicks focus on family struggles
• Religious practices vs. work demands
• A sporadic, singular career
• China hits at e-mail to curb dissent
• Growing up a 'Yidl in the middle'
• 'Digital Age' skirts rural America
• Turning a bombing range into a spiritual homeland
• W. Smith, via e-mail, asks .... , 'Whatever happened to ...?' Edwin Meese
• The decade of 'Seinfeld' and cyber-everything
• Two Russian Brothers
• Egypt's crackdown on rights groups reverberates in region
• Saving species, ruffling some feathers
• Byrd will hold Senate to the letter of the parchment
• Wildlife reserves go underwater
• THE MONITOR MOVIE GUIDE
• The endings, they're the best parts
• A legendary ballet makes more history
• A pair of comrades in arms
• Florida conch to try a comeback
• ... And the US
• Whats on TV
• Letters
• News In Brief
• Sports 101
• How to keep NATO credible?