1998articles

Antarctic Glacial Meltdown; Temperature rise has ancient ice
formations collapsing, The San Francisco Chronicle, December 28,
1998, Monday, FRONT PAGE; Pg. A1, ANVERS ISLAND, ANTARCTICA

Rising seas threaten to cover Marshall Islands over the next century,
Miami Herald, December 25, 1998, Friday, Page A-34, MAJURO
ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS

Food-chain alarm from a low-ozone zone, The Christian Science
Monitor, December 11, 1998, Friday, WORLD; Pg. 8, 1162 words,
ELEPHANT ISLAND, ANTARCTICA

A rich laboratory, a hostile environment, The Christian Science
Monitor, December 11, 1998, Friday, WORLD; Pg. 8, 289 words,
ELEPHANT ISLAND, ANTARCTICA

Glacial ice is slip-sliding away, The Christian Science Monitor,
December 10, 1998, Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; Pg. 11, 780 words,
PALMER STATION, ANTARCTICA

For some penguins, less ice means stark choices, The Christian
Science Monitor, December 10, 1998, Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; Pg.
14, 306 words, PALMER STATION, ANTARCTICA

Antarctic Rip Causes Alarm; Scientists fear UV Radiation endangers
marine food chain, The San Francisco Chronicle, November 23, 1998,
Monday, WORLD; Pg. A10, WEDDELL SEA, ANTARCTICA

Caribbean's Endangered Reefs; Rainforests of the sea threatened by
pollution, The San Francisco Chronicle, November 16, 1998, Monday,
WORLD; Pg. A10, CALABASH CAYE, BELIZE

Lifelines grow short; the strange US-Micronesia relationship, Bulletin of
the Atomic Scientists, November 1, 1998, Pg. 16; 1736 words, POHNPEI,
FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA

Blight of the Chesapeake; Nutrient pollution chokes life in bay, other
world waterways, The San Francisco Chronicle, October 26, 1998,
Monday, NATION; Pg. A3, ROSE HAVEN, MARYLAND

Rising surface water temperatures and pollution place coral reefs at risk
worldwide, The Christian Science Monitor, October 22, 1998, Thursday,
FEATURES; IDEAS; Pg. B1, 1235 words, CALABASH CAYE, BELIZE

Farmed Fish Replacing the Ocean's Wild Bounty; But growing industry
poses threats to sea environment, The San Francisco Chronicle,
September 16, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. C3, BAY BULLS,
NEWFOUNDLAND

Fish Farms Get Fried For Fouling, The Christian Science Monitor,
September 9, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. 1, 1241 words, DEER
ISLAND, NEW BRUNSWICK

Marshall Islands: you can't go home again; legacy of US Atomic testing;
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, September 1, 1998, 2280 words,
MAJURO ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS

After Uncle Sam Goes Home: Trouble in Paradise, The Christian Science
Monitor, August 11, 1998, Tuesday,WORLD; Pg. 6, 889 words, KOSRAE,
FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA

Past Atomic Tests Make Islanders Wary of Returning, The Christian
Science Monitor, August 11, 1998, Tuesday, WORLD; Pg. 6, 572 words,
MAJURO, MARSHALL ISLANDS

3 Small Pacific Nations Fear Loss of Pell Grants Could Wipe Out Their
Colleges; Legislation in U.S. would affect institutions in Marshall
Islands, Micronesia, and Palau, Chronicle of Higher Education, July 24,
1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A33, 1654 words, MAJURO ATOLL,
MARSHALL ISLANDS

Surf's Up - Way Up, Rising sea levels and small island states, The
Christian Science Monitor, July 15, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL
REPORT; Pg. 1, 1207 words, MAJURO ATOLL, Marshall Islands

Marshall Islands Losing Battle With the Surging Sea, The San Francisco
Chronicle, July 18, 1998, Saturday, FRONT PAGE; Pg. A1, MAJURO
ATOLL, MARSHALL ISLANDS

Romania's Communists Keep Their Secrets, The San Francisco
Chronicle, June 15, 1998, Monday, WORLD; Pg. A10, BUCHAREST,
ROMANIA

Lesson for Hungary's Rulers: 'It's the Economy', The Christian Science
Monitor, May 27, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. 8, 1010 words,
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY

Chronicle of Higher Education, May 22, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg.
A49, 1841 words, Exchange Group Accused of Placing Profits Over Its
Mission of Promoting Foreign Study; Flash points include proposal to
sell student-travel service and an increase in fees for work programs,
NEW YORK

DMZ holiday; description of a tour of the Demilitarized Zone in Korea,
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, May 15, 1998, 1605 words,
PANMUNJOM, SOUTH KOREA

Ted Turner Gift Poised To Boost UN, The Christian Science Monitor,
April 22, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 1, 1585
words, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.

Cappadocia's Rocky, Remarkable Past, The Christian Science Monitor,
April 22, 1998, Wednesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 14, 1132 words,
GOREME, TURKEY

Student Movement in South Korea Becomes Quiescent Under New
Government, Chronicle of Higher Education, April 17, 1998, WORLD; Pg.
A55, 755 words, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

When Rote Learning Fails Against the Test of Global Economy, The
Christian Science Monitor, April 15, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; Pg. 7,
1273 words, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

Economic Crisis Forces Korean Students to Study at Home; Enrolling
in the United States is suddenly out of reach for many, especially for
those seeking short-term training, Chronicle of Higher Education, April
10, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A56, 1600 words, SEOUL, SOUTH
KOREA

South Korea's Economic Crisis May Spur University Reforms;
Higher-education system is seen as rigid, overly regulated, and out of
date, Chronicle of Higher Education, April 3, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg.
A49, 1759 words, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

Dubrovnik Arises Out of the Ashes, The Christian Science Monitor, April 1,
1998, Wednesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 14, 846 words, DUBROVNIK,
CROATIA

Getting Around in Dubrovnik, The Christian Science Monitor, April 1, 1998,
Wednesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 14, 299 words, DUBROVNIK,
CROATIA

Your tax dollars at work; US peacekeeping and military assistance to
Muslims and Croats in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulletin of the Atomic
Scientists, March 13, 1998, Pg. 9; 1692 words, SARAJEVO,
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

Romania: a Journey Through the Ages, The Christian Science Monitor,
February 25, 1998, Wednesday, FEATURES; TRAVEL; Pg. 14, 1390 words,
CIMPANI, ROMANIA

Do-Good Bank Can't Please All, World Bank reforms under Wolfensohn, The
Christian Science Monitor, February 11, 1998, Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL
REPORT; Pg. 1, 1164 words, WASHINGTON

World Bank: A Primer, The Christian Science Monitor, February 11, 1998,
Wednesday, WORLD; GLOBAL REPORT; Pg. 18, 392 words, WASHINGTON

Lessons From 'the Year the Earth Caught Fire', The Christian Science
Monitor, February 4, 1998, Wednesday, UNITED STATES; Pg. 1, 1560
words, WASHINGTON

American U. in Bulgaria Accused of Communist-Style Management; 15 of the
32 full-time faculty members from abroad left the institution last year,
Chronicle of Higher Education, January 30, 1998, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. A37,
2179 words,WASHINGTON

Romania, Hungary Find a way to End Animosity, The San Francisco
Chronicle, January 20, 1998, Tuesday, WORLD; Pg. D1, CLUJ, ROMANIA