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Monitor Archive for October 1, 1999
Today's Story Line
Solution to this week's puzzle:
Art fiasco reveals a changing New York
Snazzy 'Three Kings' misses chance for insights on war
Letters
Reform Party seeks a compass
He's monosyllabic - I'm speechless
News In Brief
More politics as usual in Mexico's race for presidency?
Surprises make this the year of the thriller
Kissinger and the loss of E. Timor
Speaking up for the 'middle-class actor'
Lock the door, but don't throw away that key
Fallout of Japan's nuclear policy
Gurkhas on patrol in Dili
Reforming US Gatekeepers
In Jo Dee-land, things look 'alright'
Turf wars ensnare plain-talking FBI chief
Curating an era 'I've lived through'
Chicago's bid for 112 stories of glory
Art across America
World Cup showcases a compelling contact sport
Pig out on 'Animal Farm'; 'Sticks' has sports deviltry
Tough Love for Debtors
Gummi Bears, grass tufts, and goals
World's largest, most colorful elections
The American Century
The Crossword
Violence at Belgrade protest fans anti-Milosevic fire
News In Brief
'Tag-sale artist' wins museum show
News In Brief
Nobel Prize goes to Grass
News In Brief
Ryder Cup shows what fans crave: competition
What charities cannot do
Books deserve a triumph, computers a mere ovation
The Monitor Movie Guide
'Plunkett' mixes lavish costumes & MTV
What's On TV
Cartoon
In the details
China celebrates 50 years of communism