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Monitor articles for April 28, 2000

• News In Brief
• What Stanley, washday, and log drives share
• Guardian knows best? A twist in Elian's case
• The Enigma of Vietnam
• Life's moves
• Foundations enjoined to be more charitable
• What's On TV
• News In Brief
• China cracks down on rank corruption
• Radical 'Time Code' puts viewers to work
• Safer Trucks, Rested Truckers
• Squint-eyed
• News In Brief
• Young Russians fight the draft
• Can NBA opponents slow the Shaq attack?
• Try to remember a time before 'The Fantasticks'
• Two veteran directors move to big screen
• A question of distance
• National missile defense: risky and costly
• Kansas City's schools hit a new low
• Today's Story Line
• Trust-busting: a two-sided legacy
• The education of trees
• Imagination defeats darkness in 'Arabian Nights'
• Fans have their fill of the (old) classics
• 'I just wanted it to run a second night'
• Legendary Fiji rabble-rouser a diplomat now
• Memories of Vietnam fade
• Rising wages raise concerns about arrival of inflation
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Sci-fi tale relies too much on 'Frequency' of sentimentality
• When caribou culture meets Westminster
• Clinton legacy and the arms race
• Time for everything ... but leisure
• Got Freud?
• News In Brief