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Monitor articles for June 02, 1999

• Growing up is hard to do - for mother and daughter
• Sudan: to End a War
• Dealing with those nasty lily-leaf beetles, and why a dogwood tree didn't do well
• News In Brief
• Forecasters' new task: Chart hurricane strength
• Society's invisible men
• News In Brief
• As we like it: in the garden
• More schools step up vigilance against hate crimes
• Electronic birdwatching - a new use for cyberspace
• On Huck Finn, rivers, and spiritual reality
• Klee's new language of art
• N.Y. teens, Kalashnikovs, and the Kosovo cause
• Tax counselor vs. tax cop
• Module maintenance
• Today's Story Line
• Japanese take a hint: you've been laid off
• Family radio service keeps everyone in touch
• Slow thaw in a Mideast hot zone
• A radio sampler
• Law-and-order mayor faces his sternest test
• News In Brief
• War's doubters find hands tied
• Glad-handing in Indonesia's campaign
• For GOP, disorder in the House
• Hopes for peace increase with Barak - and Arafat, too
• NATO enlists a reluctant Hungary into Kosovo war
• A governor fits in time for phonics
• Shrimp, my way
• Home of the Marshall Plan gets its own restoration
• Progress in South Africa
• News In Brief
• Summer delights
• Simplicity is the key ingredient