Into the Light

	A New Enlightenment A young monk spreads Buddha's compassionate teachings on the Net.

	Graffiti? In Cyberspace? Remember Michael Fay, the American boy caned for spray painting cars in Singapore? Local artist Jek Kian-Jin has found a way to tag to his heart's content -- and get away with it.

	Online Hate Ernst Zuendel's slick website for disseminating neo-Nazi propaganda has attracted a wide following. It has also led to a split between Internet users who believe free speech means no restrictions and those who say there should be limits.

	Cyberspace Schooling R. Lee Steffen is a bright kid, but he didn't do well in his rural Montana school. Now he attends classes at the Athena Preparatory Academy -- on the Internet.

	Building Bridges Through a combination of efforts -- black and white, local and international -- a computer center in the local police station opens doors for the young people of the Nelson Mandela township.

	Telecom Bill Signed On February 8, 1996, President Clinton signed the first telecommunications bill in almost 60 years, promising fundamental change in an industry that touches everyone's life. First Amendment watchdogs cried foul.

	Old Library, New Era A net-savvy priest throws open the digital doors of the Vatican Library, formerly the exclusive preserve of popes and scholars.

	Swords into Plowshares A virtual synagogue spreads the words of the Torah to the faithful throughout cyberspace.

	Opening Pandora's Box Devout Muslim women with online access in Malaysia get a glimpse of the outside world.

	Star Trekking When a field trip to outer space was out of the question, these British students took their questions to cyberspace.

	Picture This Armed with a digital camera, Tipper Gore captured a historic moment for the 24 Hours in Cyberspace project.