Should Our Children Be Told? By Nina Barrett, \o7 Barrett is the author of "I Wish Someone Had Told Me" (Simon & Schuster), a book about motherhood. \f7
Oh Lord, Save Me From New Grub Street By Robert Ward, \o7 Ward's novel, "Red Baker," won the PEN West Award as the best work of fiction for 1985. His new book, "The King of Cards," will be published next year\f7
Silly or Serious, but Always Stylish By Barbara Bottner, \o7 Bottner's forthcoming picture books are "Aunt Margaret and Me" and "Bootsie Barker Bites."\f7
Japan Must Take On the Burden of a Global Power By Laura D'Andrea Tyson, LAURA D'ANDREA TYSON \o7 is a professor of economics and business administration at UC Berkeley and director of its Institute for International Studies\f7
BOOK MARK : Nixon Wasn't Always a Cool Master of Foreign Affairs By Tom Wicker, \o7 Tom Wicker is a columnist for the New York Times. Few people, author Tom Wicker discovered, remember much about the presidency of Richard M. Nixon, or about Nixon himself, except for Watergate. Wicker concentrates in his book on what people had forgotten, or never knew. An excerpt\f7
Board Won't Enforce Limit on Occupants By Jan Hickenbottom, \o7 Hickenbottom is past president of the Greater Los Angeles chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI), a national nonprofit research and educational organization\f7