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Monitor articles for May 13, 1988
- W.S. Merwin and the poet's sacred grove
- Daring Berkeley goes gourmet. University town gaining fame for hustling the latest in up-scale eateries
- Theory of Knowledge. Two-year course helps international diploma candidates see learning in broader perspective
- The Jefferses live in a hybrid house
- Colombia's losing war with drug kings. After four bloody years, officials ask if it's time to talk, not fight
- For all their huff, sanctions don't work
- A garden reaching for the sky
- Incumbents sit pretty in Congress. THE POWER OF MONEY
- Timely tips for the proud owners of a new bundle
- Could the elephant be fake?
- Soviet battles come out in the open. Gorbachev may be too busy to entertain guests bearing no gifts
- Safety problems in chemical weapons research
- Flags over oatmeal
- Lipizzan talent show. Hot ticket in Vienna: `dancing' white stallions display brilliant dressage of historic riding school
- A tiny stage fit for a king
- Exploring exotic Indonesia, a 10-year trek relived. Blair brothers chat about quest for unknown peoples and places
- Exploring exotic Indonesia, a 10-year trek relived. Vivid images make TV series a genuine armchair adventure
- Japan's military spending. US seeks cost-sharing, aid to key countries
- TRAVEL TIPS
- NAP TIME. Day care in Georgetown, Guyana, is vital but costly
- No end in sight for El Salvador's war, study reports
- Visitors revel in Stockholm's light. Exploring Sweden's capital by foot
- Whose side are you on?
- FREEZE FRAMES
- Improved Pirates are handiwork of general manager Syd Thrift
- Little house that mirrors the big house
- Treasures of old Maastricht. Having endured centuries of foreign sieges, this city stands a monument to a rich past
- Government starts showing `zero tolerance' for drug possession. US seizes boats and vehicles found with any amount of dope
- Slow boat on the G"ota
- Test of high-speed `tilt' trains brings out the pols and press
- Countries want to steer interest rates, but can't find a driver
- Why 72,000 Bay Staters have no representative
- Hungarians are seeking to avoid Polish pitfalls. Activists seek union rights - but slowly
- Shrugs and `nyet' on US campaign trail
- New showplace for Asian art. Peabody Museum of Salem, Mass., opens its Asian export art wing, designed to display useful and decorative objects coll...
- Afghans in US look homeward. Soviet pullout arouses hopes, wariness - no indifference
- US housing policies in need of remodeling. All sides agree a solution demands public, private, and nonprofit input - but what is the best combinatio...
- INVITATION TO A PROTEST. Handbills of the '60s and '70s
- White House tales
- US and Colombia mayors urge cooperation on drugs