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Monitor articles for August 15, 1997

• Guess Who's at the Heart of the Silent Majority
• Stallone's New Turf: Low-Key Cop Land'
• Clinton Acts to Protect Worship in the Cubicle
• Slogging Ahead in Bosnia
• Our Deep-Thinking Doc Minded His 'P's' and 'K's'
• India's Rise to Globalism
• News In Brief
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• Minivans, Maxi-Choice
• Strike Tests Labor in New Economy
• Canada Pays Price for Taking Nuclear Safety for Granted
• Conversations With Outstanding Americans: Jane Lubchenco
• Skateboard's Soaring Superstars
• Fifty Years - Too Many? - for the CIA
• In Midwest, The Yards Go Native
• Pith and Punch From My Pint-Sized Guy
• Indelible Love Marked the Pages
• Teen Drug Trends: Users Get Younger, Substances Harder
• India, at 50, Tries to Fulfill Promises Still Unkept
• Can't Call UPS? Perhaps It's Time for 'The Dog'
• Kansas Pioneers a Solution to Child-Welfare Woes
• The Internet and CNN Won't (Soon) Free China
• Caught in the Net
• Canada's Reactors May Become a Harder Sell Abroad
• Even if Unseen
• Where Freedom Is Found