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Monitor articles for May 02, 1997

• African American Museum Shares Stark, Moving Story Of a People's History
• US Crafts New Zaire With Warnings, Talk
• Yet Another Trial That Goes Beyond Guilt and Innocence
• The Home That Still Holds My Heart
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• Stop Interrupting!
• My May Flower Was Named Dracene
• Ex-fighters Chop Guatemala Jungle
• High Schoolers Debate US Constitution
• Mortgage Worries Push Home Buyers off Fence
• A Drug on the Market
• Economic Boom Busts the US Deficit
• Clinton Strategy: Bite-Sized Initiatives
• New Ways to Get Price Breaks on Long-Distance Phone
• Crackdown on Truants Snares Lawful Students
• Role Models in Media: Girls Go on Dates, Boys Go to Work
• Chess Match Tests Limits Of Computer 'Intelligence'
• Best Shot for Forest's Survival: Employment
• Loggers Use Loophole to Decimate Cambodia's Disappearing Forests
• Small Investors Outwit, Outwait, And Outperform
• Including a Little Girl Named Colleen
• What's On
• The Americas: Four Ways to Better Cooperation
• News In Brief
• Memorial to a Man Who Redefined Government
• Did US Slow Food to Iraq After No-Fly Snub?
• GOP vs. 'Activist' Judges
• Letters
• Parents Needle Legislators For Limits on Body Piercing