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Monitor articles for September 27, 1999

• Detroit inches toward revival, again
• Internet sitings
• After quake, town moves to a parking lot
• 'Take the long way, I'm downloading a file'
• Off the cuff
• Codifying respect for animals
• Letters
• Why buy software if it's free online?
• Urban youths get a chance at private school
• Editors Needed
• Who's saving the most
• News In Brief
• Aftermath of Floyd: a flood of heroism
• Today's Story Line
• Indonesia: the divide deepens
• McCain: great character but what can he do
• Civil war in black and white
• Keep an eye out for the Monitor's poetry contest
• In Washington, the majority may not always rule
• Fly cheap as an air courier
• Watchdogging the LAPD
• Tracking Social Security contributions
• Giving kids a lift
• News In Brief
• As summer willows away
• Sibling survivors
• A widening rich-poor gap gets wider political play
• Words of note
• News In Brief
• Environmental activism
• Cartoon
• Taking an interest in youths
• Pinning their hopes on an Asian acceleration
• The sun's last embrace of the season
• Market Monitor
• Foreign policy debate begins
• Why the police are hard to police
• What happens when a partner stumbles?
• News In Brief