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Monitor articles for April 11, 1988
- Bright-hearted teacher of art
- Cuts in Pentagon's spare-parts budget threaten readiness
- Oscar nominee John Shanley prizes his independence
- God reveals what we need to know
- INTERNATIONAL FICTION
- Picking the proper pooch: not as easy a decision as you might think
- Blacks at the grass roots cheer Jackson, yet worry about him. They are full of hope and see racial progress, but fear for his safety
- Artist captures spectacular subtleties of Antarctic light
- The alien amnesty deadline should be extended. ... because of the poor job the INS has done
- Brazilian-Argentine summit yields nuclear power pact
- Afghan resistance chafes at UN-sponsored accord
- Less horsepower could mean better, safer Formula One auto races
- Special Japanese team probes illegal technology transfers
- Dr. Zipper never missed a beat
- The alien amnesty deadline should be extended. ... despite the good job the INS has done
- Baby M and her parents
- Through the night
- UN Security Council split over basis for Mideast peace parley
- Stalking for truth in Northern Ireland's `jungle'
- Death of Israeli girl catches Yitzhak Shamir in election-year squeeze. WEST BANK CLASH
- Jackson's black critics. Some question his character, others say his white support is not strong enough to pave the way to the presidency
- Timerman on Pinochet's Chile
- Neither rain nor sleet nor competition .... Despite criticism, Postal Service insists monopoly is needed for most services
- `Like Them That Dream': a drama of race relations
- New York's marathon of handshakes. Dukakis, Gore, and Jackson take it to the streets
- China reformers move into top posts
- Reversing a national trend. U of Lowell recruiter adds minority grads
- `All right, kids, go for the burn'. Warm up, warm down - what happened to shooting baskets on the driveway or riding bikes downtown?
- Amid Northern Ireland's strife, new trends emerge. Politicians talk of seeking common ground, but others numbed by violence