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Monitor articles for March 11, 1999

• A Monitors Guide to The Bestsellers
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Space program breeds concern for environment
• The slide rule
• Caribbean emigrants increasingly turn to smugglers to get into US
• Hepburn, the road crew, and my mother-in-law
• British libraries to rate books like films
• Letters
• World's new financial monarchs
• We walk alone, but we walk together
• News In Brief
• Plugging in that new printer just got a whole lot easier
• Prose and film convey vision of Bosnian leader
• To be continued ... infinitely
• Van Gogh paints himself, and captures 'the artist'
• Is Moscow graft-busting for real?
• Big Peace via Small Packages
• Templeton winner coaxed science and religion to talk
• South jostled by no-party politics
• When saving a species proves to be hard on the animals
• Pupil of the storyteller tradition
• E-Commerce and Taxes
• The Herculean political task facing Gerhard Schrder
• Words of note
• US should back off its bombing and sanctions of Iraq, get a plan
• A peacekeeping mission gone wrong
• Will life imitate art?
• A 'Russian rocket' lands in America
• Book End
• News In Brief
• The deep blue Pacific under Plexiglas
• The kind of neighbor every truck dreams of
• Storm forecasting reaches new accuracy
• In dreamland, even America was possible
• A healing house swap after tragedy
• Today's Story Line
• If you can't beat them, join them - online
• Private lives
• Mapping the pace of artificial intelligence
• 'Human' machines - get used to it
• Japan's low birthrate slows birth-control pill approval
• What's New