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Monitor articles for September 09, 1988
- TV that requires - and rewards - a good listener. `Moyers' World of Ideas' proves stimulating fare
- China becoming a major moviemaker. Telluride festival shows Eastern nations gaining in world market
- On Africa trip, Pope will avoid Pretoria - but not its shadow
- FREEZE FRAMES
- Stretching out college bills
- Swedish country. What your living room needs is a wide-bellied clock, a pickled floor, and a painted chest
- Peasants tell of Sandinista abuse
- TRAVEL TIPS
- Ancient Egypt plus air conditioning. Eat your heart out, Tutankhamen
- `World Monitor' to debut with a TV `context for world events'
- Indebted
- The tributaries to flooding
- Dukakis, Bush to square off, get closer on details. But as debate debate goes on, some experts dispute usefulness
- CARIBBEAN IN BROOKLYN. `All of we is one'
- The world is your oyster. The following are not necessarily endorsements; they are merely items of interest that have recently crossed our desk. Som...
- Solzhenitsyn: back in the USSR
- Dukakis, Bush to square off, get closer on details. Dukakis - still trying to be candidate and governor, too
- After Afghan war
- Good-bye, `real world,' Hello, Mayreau. Eating, snorkeling, sailing in the glorious Grenadines
- Brose for breakfast
- Cruising Hawaii: A trip as laid back as the islands themselves
- Garrison grabs US Open tennis spotlight
- STORAGE. A place for everything and ... INTERIORS
- San Miguel. The shopper's heart almost skips a beat
- Shopping guidance ...
- Deluged Bangladesh awaits flow of aid. As flood waters slowly recede, extent of damage becomes clearer
- ARTS SCENE
- America's Cup race leaves San Diego a city divided. Corporate sponsors rule the sea, say some fans
- Disarray spreads among Britain's labor unions. Critics rap movement for `outdated behavior,' ignoring unemployed
- One golfs, the other doesn't. On one cruise, you can play while your spouse explores the Ming tombs
- The oil weapon: Could shocks of the '70s repeat themselves?
- School tax inequities vex Texas. Vastly divergent educational expenditures across Texas result from a public school finance system that relies on lo...
- I was a model child
- Milken: driven junk-bond king