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Monitor articles for February 13, 1986

• Why it is important to keep South Africa afloat
• Have you outgrown your job?
• The case against the attach'e
• Letters to the Editor. Infants' needs vs. the defense budget
• Brazil's democracy depends on education of poor majority
• Shcharansky's new life in Israel: change and challenges ahead. Ex-prisoner must deal with status as symbol of rights movement
• Archaeologist raises a family -- and the Mary Rose
• Italy gets tough in fight against the Mafia
• Correction
• Close Philippine election puts Washington in bind with few apparent options
• An inspired collector of whatever was at hand
• For the space-age commuter, L.A. to Washington in 33 minutes
• Intimate look at Britain's stage by a critic emeritus
• Draining Britain
• New Tylenol fatality case finds Johnson & Johnson better able to regain stride
• Balancing act
• Iran's unfortunate offensive
• Is there an orthographer in the house who can spell `pterodactyl'?
• In Libya, life seems to go on as usual. Many Americans in Libya are ignoring Reagan's orders to leave, and many Libyans are ignoring Colonel Qaddafi...
• Winter of bad news erodes Margaret Thatcher's image of invincibility
• `Oil patch' states tighten belts as oil prices drop. Many see end to era of oil as mainstay of state economies
• Botha's recipe for reform faces test with foreign bankers
• S. America moves away from authoritarian rule.
• If George Will's politics is `oatmeal,' it's served steaming
• Museum plays bring the `boring stuff' in glass boxes to life
• Democracy in Argentina: `What are we going to do with it?'
• Ultravox singer sees a new age of responsibility in rock music
• Haiti: beneath joy, concern for future. Issues: timing of vote, makeup of interim cabinet, and return of exiles