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Monitor articles for February 03, 1984

• News In Brief
• In factory housing, there's a trend toward homes a la modular
• News In Brief
• South African whites clamor to tune in black TV
• News In Brief
• Building with an eye to harnessing the sun's rays
• Attracting children to poetry
• New crop of stars poised for Olympic gold
• Meticulous, lyrical look at nature in Baja
• Deserving debates: An hour when television just stood there and took the pictures
• Exquisitely illustrated 'Hiawatha'; Hiawatha, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, pictures by Susan Jeffers. New York: Dial Books for Young Readers. E. P...
• News In Brief
• Shultz aims to reduce liabilities for Reagan over El Salvador
• Scholarly publishing - a long and distinguished genealogy
• News In Brief
• Alice Walker: her own woman; In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens, ''Womanist Prose,'' by Alice Walker. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 393 pp. $1...
• Saudis may be steering away from emerging lineup of Arab moderates
• Clear echoes of 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy'; Berlin Game, by Len Deighton. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 1984. 345 pp. $15. 95.
• Individuality
• News In Brief
• Bilingual study could ease culture shock
• Today's short stories: new tones in the 'chamber music of fiction'; Best American Short Stories 1983, edited by Anne Tyler with Shannon Ravenel. Bos...
• The renovated National Theater outdazzles even its hit musical
• Reagan advisers try to shift focus from '85 budget to deficit 'down payment'. . .
• Gretzky's golden skates
• The 1984 Winter Olympics
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Pulsar
• Lapham's solution
• NATO and Soviets woo East Europe
• Shuttle crew to get driver education all over again, in space
• The State of Western Europe
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Between soft covers
• ...while one state builds a budget surplus
• News In Brief
• Reagan's religious agenda under fire
• PBS ponders how to fill Larry Grossman's shoes
• Small spaces: packing those precious inches with pure charm
• Unplug office equipment bill
• Today's auto special: compact cars at $3.01 a pound
• When the weather is lah-de-dah
• The three faces of factory-built
• British controversy brews over unionists in surveillance work
• 'Next minute, she was a mother'; Winter Wife, by Jessica Auerbach. New York: Ticknor & Fields. 221 pp. $13.95.
• The fine art of delay
• When small is big
• The rosy assumption
• Olympic flame sputters as plan for sponsors threatens relay
• The Supreme Court's future
• Pipelines sale gives debt-ridden Canadian oil company room to maneuver
• Dynamic Volvo chief has a taste for drama and controlled chaos