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Monitor articles for July 10, 1998

• Japan's Longtime Opposition Party Struggles for Relevance
• I Am Satisfied
• The Man Who Gives Actors All the Right Moves
• Rise of Armed Civilians Adds to Kosovo Dangers
• National Parks Panorama
• Roy Rogers Personified A More Earnest Time
• Starr Moves Toward Finish Line
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Summertime And the Theater Is Easy
• 'Fair Use' Guarantees Right to Know
• Whats On TV
• Never-Ending Story?
• Poem
• Doc Rockwell Makes Vaudeville Go Bananas
• Eager for Closer Israel Ties, Turkey Turns Up the Charm
• News In Brief
• Here Comes 'Madeline,' A First-Rate Frolic for Kids
• Art Across America
• A Simple Act Of Major League Kindness
• Yard-Sale Temptations - Buyer Beware
• Artists And Shakers
• Presidential Getaways
• Sealing Off Lost Tribes Of Amazon
• Philadelphia Mayor Bridges Gun-Control Divide
• Second Thoughts About Pact to Save Old-Growth
• Letters
• Sports 101
• The Streets Were Alive With Summer
• National Parks Scale Peak of Popularity
• 'Home Before Dark': Serious Look at Family
• Recession Finally May Stir Japanese
• Clinton Turns His Aura Into Campaign Gold
• Married, With Taxes
• Back to Basics: Line, Color, And Light