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Monitor articles for January 26, 1999

• Unlikely rebel
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Caught in a tangled web of US-Indian history
• Filling vacancies at city hall is tough job
• A US, EU split over bananas ripens into bigger trade row
• China's Netphobia
• In US education, the buck stops here
• Olympic club starts some heavy lifting
• How John Johnson looks at teaching:
• Should state agencies refuse to hire people who smoke?
• Japan felt pressure to pay IOC for Games
• Urban superintendent on the perils of the job
• Caution on Missile Defense
• The Clinton enigma
• This is math. No one is groaning.
• Correction
• News In Brief
• Musical journeys you might enjoy
• Web Smarts
• Is this place crowded or is it just me?
• What's New
• Today's Story Line:
• Church arsons continue - concern oddly low
• Iraq falls flat at Arab League
• A range of classes helps teens put Holocaust in perspective
• Correction
• Bolstering the right to worship
• A popular force for Israel's new party
• Why Mexicans cross border to fill 'er up
• Run for the money (and 2000 presidency)
• Mixed messages on discipline
• A well-composed young lady
• News In Brief
• Fifth-graders sign up for writing and find themselves on the Web
• Want perfect kids?
• Letters
• World trade beginning to tilt
• US takes steps to avert a global trade war