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Monitor articles for February 14, 1989

• Afghan Rebels Take Hold. KUNAR: A HINT OF THE FUTURE?
• Brent Scowcroft: Quiet Adviser. Some wonder if he'll emerge as the dominant player in US foreign policy establishment. FOREIGN POLICY
• More Assertive Bonn Strains Ties With US. Delay on missile modernization is latest friction point. ALLIES AT ODDS
• Institute Urges Scientists to End Sloppy Research Methods
• Capitol Hill: Tale of 2 Houses
• Copley's `Watson and the Shark'. Reflecting an American Puritan Sensibility
• WHO IS THE TERRORIST?
• A Breath of Scandal
• Why Numerates Have More Fun. BOOKS
• A Vivid and Expansive Look at The Elephant's Shrinking World. Threatened species pictured at work, at play, and in the wild. TELEVISION: PREVIEW
• Norman Rockwell Gets His Due. NOT JUST AN ILLUSTRATOR
• Who's in Charge?
• Saving Signs of Past Times. Preservationists are taking a second look at the urban landscape and advertising signs. COMMERCIAL HERITAGE
• Socialists Take the Helm in Jamaica. Manley hopes to strengthen US ties by aiding war on drugs. NEW PREMIER ... NEW POLICIES?
• Their Life is a (Basket) Ball. SPORTS: COACHING COUPLE
• The Poem's Voice