1997articles

Past Imperial Glories Still Live in Budapest ,The Christian
Science Monitor, December 3, 1997, Wednesday, FEATURES;
TRAVEL; Pg. 12, 1293 words, BUDAPEST

In Kyoto, a Try at Next Big Eco-Pact, The Christian Science
Monitor, November 26, 1997, Wednesday, INTERNATIONAL;
GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 8, 1923 words, WASHINGTON

Yankee yanked: nuclear power; Maine Yankee shuts down
Wiscasset, Maine nuclear power plant, Bulletin of the Atomic
Scientists, November 21, 1997, No. 6, Vol. 53; Pg. 10; 1938 words,
WISCASSET, MAINE

Experts See Russian Higher Education Becoming Diverse and
Decentralized; But many colleges face same dilemma: how to pay
for changes with little government help, Chronicle of Higher
Education, November 21, 1997, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A43, 1426
words, WASHINGTON

US Throttles Down Sky-High World Air Fares, The Christian Science
Monitor, November 19, 1997, Wednesday, INTERNATIONAL;
GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 1, 1476 words, WASHINGTON

Black Sea in Critical Condition, The San Francisco Chronicle,
November 10, 1997, Monday, WORLD; Pg. A12, BATUMI, GEORGIA

Longtime Balkan Enemies Seek Friendship, The Christian Science
Monitor, November 10, 1997, Monday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 7, 671
words, CLUJ, ROMANIA

Bosnia's Future May Hinge On Chalk, Books, Tolerance, The Christian
Science Monitor, November 6, 1997, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 8,
815 words, SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

An Affirmative-Action Debate Reflects Ethnic Tensions at a Romanian
University; Controversy centers on a special law program for
Hungarian-speaking students, Chronicle of Higher Education, October
31, 1997, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A57, 1407 words, CLUJ-NAPCOA,
ROMANIA

Where the Jellyfish Roam: Eco-Disaster Compels Nations to Seek
Foreign Aid, The Christian Science Monitor, October 22, 1997,
Wednesday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 305 words, YALTA, UKRAINE

Power Plays by Patriarchs Widen Rift Between Orthodox Churches, The
Christian Science Monitor, October 21, 1997, Tuesday,
INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 1, 1154 words, ODESSA, UKRAINE

In Still-Angry Bosnia, Democracy Shows Its Face, The Christian
Science Monitor, September 16, 1997, Tuesday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg.
5, 634 words, PALE, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

US Arms Weaker Side for Bosnia After NATO, The Christian Science
Monitor, September 15, 1997, Monday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 1109
words, HADZICI, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

Bosnia Tenses as Serb 'Coup' Quashed by NATO, The Christian
Science Monitor, September 11, 1997, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg.
6, 619 words, SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

Troubles Bubble Under the Sea, The Christian Science Monitor,
September 10, 1997, Wednesday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 1, 2187 words,
CABOT'S LANDING, NOVA SCOTIA

In Bosnia, Struggle of Giants Looms Over Popular Local Vote, The
Christian Science Monitor, September 10, 1997, Wednesday,
INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 8, 664 words, SARAJEVO,
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

Natural Gas Off Nova Scotia May change region's Future, The San
Francisco Chronicle, August 20, 1997, Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. A9, N
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA

Bottlenose Whale Could Bottleneck Canada's Gas-Pipe Route,
The Christian Science Monitor, July 28, 1997, Monday,
INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 649 words, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA

After the killing; destruction of the rain forest in Guatemala, Bulletin
of the Atomic Scientists, July 17, 1997, No. 4, Vol. 53; Pg. 9; 1904
words, FLORES, GUATEMALA

Fish Still Scarce in Canada's Maritimes; No rebound for most
species, The San Francisco Chronicle, July 14, 1997, Monday,
WORLD; Pg. A8, DEER ISLAND, NEW BRUNSWICK

Black Sea Nations Wary Of Russia's Big Oil Plans, The Christian
Science Monitor, October 22, 1997, Wednesday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg.
6, 985 words, NOVOROSSIYSK, RUSSIA

After Long Civil War, Academics in Guatemala Remain Cautious,
Chronicle of Higher Education, July 11, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg.
A35, GUATEMALA CITY.

Stepping Into Antigua's Past Among Churches and Colonial Ruins,
The Christian Science Monitor, June 11, 1997, Wednesday,
FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 13, 855 words, ANTIGUA, GUATEMALA

How to Get Around Safely in Guatemala, The Christian Science Monitor
, June 11, 1997, Wednesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 13, 496
words, ANTIGUA, GUATEMALA

Panama's Fragile Future, The San Francisco Chronicle, June 12, 1997,
Monday, WORLD; Pg. A6, FORT AMADOR, PANAMA

In a Swap of Sword for Pen, Panama Wants US Base to Be Knowledge
City, The Christian Science Monitor, June 10, 1997, Tuesday,
INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 748 words, PANAMA CITY

Panama Hopes to Build "City of Knowledge" in Former Canal Zone, Chronicle
of Higher Education, May 16, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A37, PANAMA CITY,
PANAMA.

Panama Canal College Seeks Role for Era After U.S. Withdrawal,
Chronicle of Higher Education, May 16, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A38,
LA BOCA, PANAMA.

Ex-fighters Chop Guatemala Jungle, The Christian Science Monitor, May
2, 1997, Friday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 629 words, FLORES,
GUATEMALA

Best Shot for Forest's Survival: Employment, The Christian Science Monitor,
May 2, 1997, Friday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 185 words, FLORES,
GUATEMALA

After War, Guatemala Sees First Fruits of Peace, The Christian Science
Monitor, April 28, 1997, Monday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 750 words,
SANTIAGO ATITLAN, GUATEMALA

Hungary Pushes Its Universities to Merge, Chronicle of Higher Education,
April 18, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A43, BUDAPEST.

Of cabbages not kings; political and economic problems in Romania,
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March 13, 1997, No. 2, Vol. 53; Pg. 11;
1640 words, BUCHAREST, ROMANIA

Romanian Universities See Ally in New President, an Ex-Rector, Chronicle
of Higher Education, March 7, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A43,
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA.

War of words in the Balkans, The Miami Herald, February 28, 1997, Friday,
WORLD; Pg. 15A, ZAGREB, CROATIA

Common Quest Makes Chums of Old Rivals, Hungarian-Romanian
Relations in Transylvania, The Christian Science Monitor, February 20,
1997, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 652 words, BUCHAREST,
ROMANIA

Students Win Out After Protesting Elections in Eastern Europe, Chronicle of
Higher Education, February 14, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A45, SOFIA,
Bulgaria.

Philanthropic Group in Croatia Is Charged With Tax Evasion, Chronicle of
Higher Education, February 7, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A48, ZAGREB,
CROATIA

Behind Bulgaria's Troubles: Exodus of Educated, The Christian Science
Monitor, February 6, 1997, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 690 words,
SOFIA, BULGARIA

No News Is Good News In One Ex-Yugoslav State, The Christian Science
Monitor, February 4, 1997, Tuesday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 6, 513 words,
LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA

2 Universities in Mostar Mirror a Nation's Ethnic Divisions, Chronicle of
Higher Education, January 31, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A33,MOSTAR,
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA.

Romania's revolution Part 2: Serving Up Justice, The Christian
Science Monitor, January 30, 1997, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL, Pg.
6, 705 words, BUCHAREST, ROMANIA

Interview With President: West 'Betrayed Fighters', interview with
Romanian President Emil Constantinescu, The Christian Science Monitor,
January 30, 1997, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. 7, 323 words,
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA

Private TV Puts Political Change - and 'X-Files' - on the Dial, The Christian
Science Monitor, January 30, 1997, Thursday, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. 6, 703
words, BUCHAREST, ROMANIA

Spirit of '89 Revolutions Rumbles in the Balkans, The Christian Science
Monitor, January 21, 1997, Tuesday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 1, 1121
words, SOFIA, BULGARIA

Drums and Whistles Mark Bulgaria Protest, The Christian Science Monitor,
January 17, 1997, Friday, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 7, 497 words, SOFIA,
BULGARIA

Croatia's Actions Against a Foundation Stir Fear of Crackdown, Chronicle of
Higher Education, January 14, 1997, INTERNATIONAL, Pg. A48, ZAGREB,
CROATIA

A fictional state of being; life during the civil war in Bosnia-Herzegovina,
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, January 11, 1997, No. 1, Vol. 53; Pg. 9;
1764 words, SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA