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Monitor articles for January 14, 1999

• A man who transcended his sport
• Saddam finds few friends among Arab leaders
• Moses biography looks for 'proof' but misses the man
• Duane, Run
• The Monitor's Guide to Religion bestsellers
• A city shares Jordan's legacy of joy
• News In Brief
• Picking the best inventions
• News In Brief
• Discovery of hidden fall in Tibet is a watery jewel
• News In Brief
• A Prince and hid palace have their price
• Rounding the city on two wheels
• An invitation to brush up on manners
• Eagerness to scorn earns firm reproof
• Turn on the light
• Olympic bribery scandal reverberates around world
• How ethical is testing pesticides on people, EPA asks
• Settling accounts in the aftermath of mass atrocities
• A trucker takes to the open road - on foot
• Federal Overstepping
• Aid is no substitute for good government
• Ipana toothpaste
• Testing limits on heading west for welfare
• Wrapping up the holidays
• Letters
• At last, the facts move to forefront
• The itty-bitty bird who ruled our roost
• News In Brief
• What's New
• Britain orders screening of would-be nannies
• How did we ever live without them...
• The technological warp
• Looking at us looking at them
• Today's Story Line:
• Torched churches heat up India
• Remembering Latchkey Kids
• Harry Potter swoops into great adventures