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Monitor articles for September 20, 1999

• Can 'anointed' nominees be toppled?
• Computer-savvy seniors on the rise
• Your ad here
• News In Brief
• Canine connivers have got us licked
• A new Gandhi debuts on India's political stage
• Off the Cuff
• Beyond soup kitchens: Churches expand social work
• News In Brief
• Why teaching seventh grade is better than a weekend off
• Letters
• Sosa at 60: a heavy bat, a light heart
• An education on funds for college
• Market Monitor
• Guest workers: a way to solve labor shortage?
• Today's Story Line
• 'Now I know my I, R, A's ...'
• When consumers embrace ads
• Stopping the bulldozer
• Raising a baby, and a business
• Russia's revolution is not over
• Fort Worth's Tragedy
• Kids meet commerce as ads hit schools
• Doing Deals With N. Korea
• Salary fluctuations in the '90s
• Building heftier homes in storm-prone South
• News In Brief
• What tales these words can tell
• News In Brief
• Crisis spreads to West Timor
• Disgruntled rebels threaten Sierra Leone's fragile peace
• Overseas investments stir concern over Y2K
• Fixing Medicare
• Save Social Security? It's already solvent
• US hope for N. Korea's pledge
• France irons out plans to shorten its workweek
• Internet Sitings
• Fleeing Fickle Floyd
• Drive a bargain
• Living in marketers' cross hairs
• Cartoon