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Monitor articles for August 21, 1986

• Dispelling US economic clouds will not prove easy
• Critics in conversation: more on `State of the arts'
• Religious tensions melt for Lebanese youths in Fresno
• Tax lobbyists -- waiting for next year
• Sanctions against Pretoria: some myths
• Politics-not-as-usual in British Columbia
• Boris Becker: a champion who hasn't been spoiled by success
• Siberia. Day 13
• Starvation in Sudan. Lives of 2 million people threatened as growing civil war halts all relief efforts
• Aegis to put swagger in the Navy's step
• E. Timor economy has gained under Indonesian rule, visitor says
• American partisans recall tragedy of Spain's civil war
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• When strangers appear
• Brief history of the Sudan People's Liberation Army
• Going for the grime
• Youngsters get `holiday' from hate
• Empathy
• I hear Thidwick
• MEDIA ARTS
• ASK THE GARDENERS. Questions & Answers.
• Slight chill felt in Vietnamese-Soviet ties. Hanoi suspicious of new Soviet policy on Asia
• Periwinkle shell
• Australia bites budget bullet to get economy in shape
• The energy alternative
• Latchkey children. New studies indicate that children left alone may not be in jeopardy; but some social researchers aren't so sure
• The avalanche of American nuclear weapons
• The swanboat bridge
• As Canada shows off its sheep, visitors introduce supersheep
• Across the land, latchkey centers are springing up
• Women's pay equity on San Francisco's ballot in November
• In revolutionary Nicaragua, a passion for poetry
• Black Africa's hypocrisy on sanctions
• Kenya's Asians: needed but not wanted. They're victims of their own success
• Kid me not
• `A Raisin in the Sun' pursues the present
• US and South Africa: the language of equality