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Monitor articles for August 17, 1999

• New race-bias issue: the workplace climate
• Correction
• Seattle: new playground for the cyber-rich
• Today's Story Line
• Adults and the tug of BTS
• What's New
• TV's Vanishing Standards
• Room for Darwin and Faith
• College Students: Interested in writing for us?
• News In Brief
• Web Smarts
• Business schools open doors to families
• Cartoon
• 'What do your parents do?'
• Are you happy? You may be in good company.
• Breaking ground on privacy rights
• US shouldn't aid Colombia's military
• Tunnel is longer, but light still on
• On the Trail of Dust
• News In Brief
• Maya Angelou: From Creole cook to presidential poet
• India's Arundhati Roy: novelist turned social activist
• School mission: Offer jobs, keep kids
• The virtual campaign
• A microcosm of Kosovo's travails
• Never underestimate Mrs. Clinton
• No second thoughts about teaching
• Britain cuts back on history
• And here's the pitch: a pea-nutty, split-fingered two-bagger
• News In Brief
• For new UFO lobby, 'X-Files' are real
• News In Brief
• A graceful game of dance
• Schoolwork: Know your veggies, you'll do fine
• Fighting crime - from 1,000 feet in the air
• Shouldn't I be doing ... more painting?