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Monitor articles for April 12, 1999

• Signs of things to come
• News In Brief
• Investing responsibly
• News In Brief
• Racial barriers and big firms
• We'd love to see your Snapshots of the Century
• Keeping Track ...
• Today's Story Line
• Letters
• News In Brief
• Market Monitor
• US lawyers make clients of embassy bomb victims
• What unites us after war
• Tokyo dynamo may rock Japan
• Top-performing* funds by objective
• Internet sitings
• Sector looks strong
• Grappling with the century's most heinous crimes
• Europe backtracks on last year's promises
• Mayor asks New Yorkers to try a little kindness, please
• Tips on saving for grandchild's education
• Nonmedical investing is limited
• The Diallo Case
• US nuclear strategy on China needs update
• A look at today's teens
• Internet, technology charge ahead
• For today's teens, rebellion is pass
• Stock market bonus: even bigger budget surplus
• War hits Macedonia's fragile peace
• News In Brief
• Voucher backers seek clout in voting booth
• Where mutual funds got their start
• The Big 20
• Just for singles
• Russia's tough talk unsettles West
• First rumblings of a backlash to term limits
• What if you can't pay
• The other target of NATO strikes
• Now that I've found her, where'd she go?
• Taxing Questions
• Road Runners
• A generous harvest of apples and opportunity
• Patience, Mr. Arafat