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Monitor articles for May 16, 1988

• Midwives: the choice of some couples
• The computer as artistic collaborator. Shows at IBM Gallery feature computer art and John Sloan works
• Dawson combines talent with hard work; Piniella already restless
• Growing lessons. Grade-school greenhouse lights up classroom corner - and curriculum
• Foreign banks mine lucrative US markets. American banks are often at a disadvantage on home turf; will capital requirement rules make the playing fi...
• It's time to save the elephant
• Guerrilla leader hopeful about end to conflict in Nambia
• Wall Street uneasy over rising interest rates
• Which comes first, TV news or public views?
• Concert performances round out opera menu
• Healing depression through prayer
• SAGOLANDET. The paternal Swedish state knows what's best for the Swedes. Or does it? Filmmaker Troell thinks the father is now a Big Brother that ch...
• The Unicyclist
• Egypt wants aid money now, reforms later. FOREIGN LOANS
• Democrats shape platform. The party is walking a fine line between accommodating influential constituencies - such as blacks under the leadership of...
• Requiem for a Raleigh
• The socialist stripe on many a leader takes on a capitalist cast
• Battling for power with bullets and ballots
• `New cinema' director sees different Rio. Diegues discusses his new film, `Subway to the Stars'
• Mideast violence: beware the swamp of political expediency
• Community's spirit and values shine in its architectural gems
• The kid and the computer coup
• Birthing center: ONE ALTERNATIVE
• Hospital birth - most popular option
• Sikh extremists keep heat on Gandhi. Standoff complicates solution to militants' calls for separate homeland
• Third-world states spending less on arms in recent years. New suppliers overtake some traditional dealers
• The urban cyclist as destiny's darling