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Monitor articles for August 30, 1994

• Harboring a Forest of Fragile Species
• One Step Too Far
• Parliamentary Elections Could Resolve Sri Lanka's Civil War
• The Constitution v. Abortion
• Teachers in Space
• Never Mind the Strike, Baseball Books Revisit Yankees Teams of the '50s and '60s
• The Constitution v. Abortion
• The Constitution v. Abortion
• Marines Confront Racial Bias
• EVENTS
• In Martha's Vineyard, Clinton Pays Heed to Sermon on Relaxing
• Berkshire Opera Performs First-Rate `Turn of the Screw'
• Independent thinking
• Court Backs Ecologists In Halting Telescope
• First Exploratory Fishing Lessons
• A Presidio-like view
• Israel and PLO Sign Another Agreement
• US Somalia Pullout Seen Leading the Way To UN Withdrawal
• Who or What Influences Us?
• Interactive Software Judged No Substitute for Parents
• Cartoon Controversy Over `Lion King' Percolates in Tokyo
• Museum Highlights Biological Wealth of Siskiyous
• A Conservative's View Of Life After Reagan
• Smokers getting rough
• Assad Nudges Syria Closer To Peace Deal With Israel
• China's Women Demand Workplace Reform
• US Must Support War Crimes Prosecution
• From Bentleys to Plymouths, Antique Cars Are Way of Life
• `Golden Handshakes' Stir Up Controversy
• Code Edges Nicaragua Closer to Democracy
• Lessons on Limiting Fire Danger During The Summer of '94
• Laws of emotion
• Patience, Timing, and The Inner Chemistry of Hooking the Big One
• Efforts Under Way to Revitalize Jewish District of Krakow, Poland
• Nation's Toughest Three-Strike Law Being Reassessed
• Incomes Rise 0.5 Percent In July for the Sixth Time
• Provocative Dance Marks Edinburgh Festival
• Ever-Smarter Machines Raise Some Old Questions
• Clinton's Resilience Could Earn Him a Second Term
• IRA Hints At Early Truce, But Sets Price For Peace
• WORTH NOTING ON TV