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Monitor articles for April 11, 1985

• Schism in Finland's Communist Party turns voters away
• The not-very-lost `lost city': how university press conference became a media event
• Shuttle's first `fun-and-games' flight. Friday's mission includes satellite launches and tests with simple toys
• `Buy American'
• Bright hour
• The women of Eritrea -- exploring a new status. In the midst of continuing warfare and poverty, they begin to learn how to shoulder new responsibili...
• Moynihan says US should look at how its policies affect families. Renewing a once-controversial plan, senator links poverty to family structure
• If you live . . .
• Transition
• Timeless elegance in three London hotels
• Reagan nominee sees danger in rising trade protectionism
• Before the bells: prenuptial agreements
• Springtime wildflower seeds for mail-order customers
• Building each other up
• Hunting
• Peugeot looks for sales boost with its spacious 505-S wagon
• A woman's legal guide to separation and divorce
• Sam Nakagama: concern with USSR may blind US to the challenge in Asia
• Renoir: unashamedly out for prettiness. His untroubled views both shocked and enchanted critics of his day
• De Cu'ellar's mission
• Hub's redevelopment honcho rides rambunctious boom
• Responding to the needy
• Young, restless, and living on the streets. Documentary `Streetwise' probes the hand-to-mouth life of homeless children
• Canada to let energy investments in and oil go out
• Unmistakably, hail
• Why Kirkpatrick had to go
• Writing the contract:
• Craven case could help curb practice of `taking care of' ex-legislators
• UN force in south Lebanon -- often a helpless bystander -- faces uncertain future
• Brookline battle rages over hefty rental hike allowed by town board
• `Fortissimo!' collection at RISD; `The Price'; zany `Claptrap' at ART
• The `other' arms control talks: an opening for both sides
• The canvas as commentary
• West Coast suit prompts many employers to boost women's pay