Beijing The Forbidding City By Edward A. Gargan, \o7 Edward A. Gargan, New York Times bureau chief in Beijing from 1986 to 1988, is now working on a book about China\f7
A Goddess Old in Form, New in Spirit By Tsao Hsingyuan, \o7 Tsao Hsingyuan is a Chinese artist and art historian married to James Cahill, a UC Berkeley art history professor\f7
South Africa: Major Prospects and Pitfalls By Willem De Klerk, \o7 Willem de Klerk, the brother of Frederick W. de Klerk, is an independent political consultant and a professor of communications at Rand Afrikaans University\f7
If the Public Decided On Next $4.25 Billion, Would Choices Resemble CRA's? By Larry Gross and Michael Bodaken and Anthony Thigpen, \o7 Michael Bodaken is a senior attorney with the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles. Larry Gross is executive director of the Coalition for Economic Survival. Anthony Thigpen is executive director of Jobs with Peace\f7
PRI Dilemma: If It Wins It Can't be Clean By Agustin Basave Benitez, \o7 Agustin Basave Benitez teaches in the School of Political and Social Sciences at Mexico's National Autonomous University and is a member of the PRI National Executive Committee\f7
COMMENTARY : It's Time to Purge Crowded Hall of Fame By John B. Holway, \o7 John B. Holway is the author of four sports books, including "Blackball Stars," which won the Casey Award for the best baseball book of 1988. \f7