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Monitor articles for August 02, 1999

• Day trading grows, and stresses too
• Words Of Note
• Tax cut's trillion-dollar question
• Revenge surfacing in more mass murders
• LETTERS
• New party drug attracts teens - and police
• Digital cash Web sites
• News In Brief
• A candle business goes up in smiles
• Market Monitor
• What grows up often goes into the Dow
• Online services let kids shop; parents relax
• The Hill's Loopy Loophole
• Keeping Track ...
• Investors dazzled by ... indexes?
• Today's Story Line
• Brother, can you spare a penny?
• A fight, Berkeley-style, over radio's future
• Getting paid to shop online
• News In Brief
• Can a pacifist lead S. Africa's defense?
• Great Lakes community confronts foreign fish
• Don't enter reverse loan for the wrong reason
• More temps move into full-time work
• When dollars go digital
• West's aid leaves Serbs in the cold
• Be wary of companies with too many options
• A matter of monetary privacy
• Everyone talks funny
• Cartoon
• Job hunters put to the personality test
• Divot duty
• Rise of the small contributor
• Celebrating the American juvenile court system
• News In Brief
• A golden day and deed
• Welfare reformer urges the next step
• Even a scourge is an excuse for Southern hospitality
• Internet sitings
• Uncle Sam and Social Gospel
• Drive a bargain
• Temptations? Opportunities?
• News In Brief
• Trading in cyberwampum