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Monitor articles for May 11, 1987

• Reindeer herders in Soviet east cling to nomadic life
• Whom did Secord serve?. Line blurs between his interest, official service
• It all took more than a century
• Political arrests ignite opposition to Moi in `the year of discipline'
• Christian Science Church adds to roster of broadcast activities
• Now is the most important time
• Model children. Behind the scenes with an agency that puts kids in front of cameras
• Tips for parents
• Rowers, readers, and rebels. How American college student experience has changed over 300 years
• An open presidential race
• The d'ecor past which Nijinsky danced
• Danseuse
• Tories plan for third Thatcher term. Optimistic party officials forecast a quick Cabinet shuffle
• Barbie trial calls up war ghosts
• Japan's embarrassment of riches could bring problems in the future
• Private rights and public responsibilities
• City's birthday gift: one room for every adult?
• `The Arts of Japan'. The Metropolitan Museum opens a new gallery for rotating exhibition of some 15,000 objects
• In wake of talks, Japan moves to:
• The Barbie case: reigniting debate on WW II history. Former Nazi's trial renews bitter memories for French
• Thatcher leads as Britain revs up for elections
• Business highlights
• Cheering up Chekhov
• S. Africa's road to `security'
• Opera-in-the-round delights audiences, challenges singers. Some talent from the Met travels to Denver to help out
• Excerpts from Hart's farewell speech
• Hungarians honor Swede who saved Jews from Nazis. Monument unveiled despite past Soviet disapproval
• The `second wave'. Small towns think Japan
• Anderson shares pitching/pennant theory; Bowa primed to manage
• What we expect of ourselves, what we expect of our leaders
• Japanese factories help out a battered industrial region