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Monitor articles for January 29, 1999

• News In Brief
• For sports champions, once is never enough
• Before Y2K there was Y1K
• Denver's sweet success: It's in the water
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• 'Mr. Quality' made big calls on news coverage
• News In Brief
• NATO's clock ticks on Kosovo
• The fine art of animation
• What's On TV
• The Senate's Endgame Moves
• Drawn to animation
• News In Brief
• One way to revive Japan: 70 percent off at big Tokyo store
• In which I finally award a silver dollar
• Children of God
• A renaissance in the search for planets
• Trial as an exercise in emotional intensity
• 'The 24 Hour Woman' showcases female directors
• Launching a 'homeland' defense
• All aboard my other neighborhood
• Kazakstan's elderly go activist
• Sports 101
• African-American artists 'make their world'
• Joplin, Jazz & Joy
• Confronting teens' tough subway talk
• Scientists call for action on global warming
• News In Brief
• Keeping cool
• Today's Story Line:
• Letters
• Keenly awaited 'Star Wars' heads 1999 movie lineup
• On the language of scandal
• Inventions on the move
• 'Compassionate Conservatism'
• Buying jazz by the box is worth the investment
• An unlikely reformer is remaking Indonesia
• After 33 seasons of woe, it's Atlanta's turn
• Search for the exit door
• What Super Bowl? The action's down in Rio
• My plan to avoid the Super Bowl