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Monitor articles for November 20, 1998

• GOP governors preach pragmatism as way to revive national standing
• How drug testing has changed the job market
• Sports 101
• Today's Story Line:
• High-octane paranoia
• Mr. Clinton goes to Tokyo - and wows them
• Wie Geht's, Bill Gates
• Forgotten gems live on video
• Nashville's Allison Moorer earns her spurs
• Uzbeks try to blunt Islam's rise
• A Monitor Reader Survey
• This has been a great year for TV's 'mute' button
• New portraits of the King
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• News In Brief
• Ticktock, we find our 'dream' clock
• Rush to the Center
• To Starr, a pattern of 'obstruction'
• First woman at helm helps boys change tune
• When song tells a timeless story
• TV in black and white
• Bringing serious theater to the home of glitz
• There, almost
• A defense of Europe without US
• School reform and Scarecrow's diploma
• Outsider claws its way into college football elite
• Letters
• Gloom over US agriculture is lifting
• 'Sunrise' for home base in space
• What's On TV:
• To the brink to see who blinks
• Mozart 'debuts' as a collaborator
• Russia hard times a boon to native peoples