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Monitor articles for November 29, 1995

• Canada May Pull Religion Out Of Newfoundland's Classrooms
• UNICEF Looks Ahead for the World's Children
• Pakistani Government Rings Up Investors For Phone Privatization
• Middle-Class Labor in US Feels The Squeeze as Wages Decline
• Bosnia Mission - Worth It
• Europe's Awkward Choice: Swap Wage Freeze for Jobs?
• SUPERMARKETS CATCH ON IN SOUTHERN CHINA
• God First
• N.Y. Primary Door Opens Wider, GOP Contenders Rush In
• Ski Resorts Seek Higher Lift Sales And Lost Cachet
• Last Chance to Rid World of Big Nukes
• Australian Farmers Consider Commercializing Kangaroo
• Hollywood Is Chided For N.Y. Subway Attack
• The Trick in Rhyming Sofas and Chauffeurs
• Bosnia: the Long Sell
• News In Brief
• Britain Is at the Crossroads on Europe
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Hong Kong's Underclass Struggles to Be Heard
• Case of Seized Vehicle May Bolster 'Innocence' Defense
• Clinton Sways Public With Bosnia Pitch
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Toilers Who Know No Boundaries
• Royal (Mis)Behavior
• Journalists in Romania Schooled by BBC
• Christians, Muslims Meet to Pursue Peace
• Take Mainland Standards to Sea
• Islamic Party Jumps Out Front
• Listen to the Stars
• Courage and Hope in a New Russia
• UN Groups Can't Afford Swanky Geneva Address
• Partridges, Pear Trees Cheap This Christmas
• A Texas Liberal With Soaring Ratings
• AFL-CIO Tries Turn the TIde in Labor Dispute