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Monitor articles for October 27, 1992

• Putting Yourself In Another's Shoes
• Some Somalis Begin Trek Home
• Show-Business Lingo
• In Election '92, It's Context That Counts
• Ethnic, Blue-Collar Vote Could Decide US Election
• Economic Cause Rallies Voters To Labor's Side in Lithuanian Poll
• General Motors Chief Resigns After Board Turns Up Pressure
• Step Into the Spotlight And Produce Your Own Show
• The president's word
• Young Artist at a Crossroads
• Families Long for an End to Shouting
• EC Official Sees Progress On Trade Rift With US
• The Rationale Behind US Military Aid for Taiwan
• The Rationale Behind US Military Aid for Taiwan
• VIDEO FACTS
• SOCIAL ISSUES: ABORTION
• Peacekeepers Caught Up in Renewed War in Liberia
• The Banking `Crisis'
• Withdrawal of Tajik Rebels From Capital Is Only a Lull in Conflict, Observers Warn
• Sparks Fly in Massachusetts Over Broad Recycling Plan
• America's Role in Aiding Thai Democracy
• Foreign-Policy Experience Still Matters
• Urban Blacks and Election '92
• Leadership
• `Night and the City' Recalls Best of Film Noir
• Skinhead Concerts Attract Young People to Nazi Doctrine and Violent Resistance
• News Currents
• MASSACHUSETTS BALLOT QUESTION NO. 3
• My Days as a Ham
• Perot `Dirty Tricks' Allegations May Dim His Rising Political Star
• Avoiding an arms race
• The Druze Dilemma: Which Way to Turn?
• This Parrot Means What He Says
• Kansas City Looks for A `Partnership'
• Applauding Those Who Avoid a `Black Message'
• Peace Corps to Boost Small Business in Russia
• Firms Slowly Warm to New Video-Marketing Methods
• Neofascist Bands Link Music to Anger
• Tree-Sculpting Art Grows in Britain
• EUROPE UPDATE
• WILD BIRDS ARE NOT THE BEST HOMEBODIES
• The Campaign's Final Week
• Justice: a Victim in Peru