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Monitor articles for June 03, 1985

• Cheery revival of `Arms and the Man.' Shaw's once-controversial satire on military pomp is still good fun
• The Horn Book trumpets the cause of children's books
• Boston taking steps toward harbor cleanup
• Beirut clashes alter factional alliances. Many expect the Syrians to intervene, but not necessarily militarily
• Bending the twig: the need for preschools
• The Iran-Iraq war
• Design plan for San Francisco envisions shorter high-rises and more open space
• More states move to 21 as minimum age for drinking liquor
• Unions strike New York hotels; guests make do
• Sandinista gesture: more than meets the eye
• Quebec retains little of the '60s radicalism that fueled separatism
• ABC documentary takes sobering in-depth look at the unleashed power of the atom
• The question of the blue gum trees
• Japan casts critical eye on high-pressure academics
• It's shed early sheen; will core strength prevail? Apple has lost a bit of its byte
• Tempest in teapot over new playoff format; a rare tennis double
• Helping insurgencies: the real questions
• The Democrats' `message of tomorrow'
• A fresh face on the growing Back Bay
• Tax reform: less hype, more-sober analysis is what is needed
• Polishing up century-old `jewel' of a park
• Blacks say right to vote isn't enough. Wave of civil rights lawsuits challenges local voting practices in US
• How to find -- and prepare -- ye olde Boston cuisine
• Househusbands: The joys of managing the home front
• New waterway: boon for economy or boondoggle for taxpayers?
• A jazzier Hynes may boost city's convention trade
• There'll soon be a new bloom on Horticultural Hall
• Line by line
• Heritage Plantation: museums set in a gracious country garden
• Give peanut butter a new partner
• City of paradoxes: crowded yet livable, rough but erudite
• Calcutta: city of contrasts where poverty does not diminish pride
• US takes hard line on Soviet rights violations at Ottawa meeting
• A family of amateur astronomers
• Do you welcome change?
• Sorting
• Tennis scores an ace with French
• Document spells out alleged Soviet role in Ethiopia
• It's dullsville today in Massachusetts politics, unlike lively times past
• Congress takes on S. Africa
• Bangladesh debates resettling stricken area
• When the picnic runs out of steam . . .
• Wildflower garden is ideal for strolls -- plays educational and preservation roles, too