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Monitor articles for November 26, 1999

• Box-office Blizzard
• News In Brief
• One Heisman doesn't fit all football players
• Saving face-time
• Farmers plant seeds of revolt over sprawl
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Taking over well-worn, but beloved roles
• Before you hit the malls . . .
• The Final Word
• Emerging Story Lines
• Senator Clinton? Don't open the office yet
• Australia's 'mateship' survives
• A wood chopper turns shopper
• Slips that pass in the night
• A sharp-eyed TV show picks apart TV ads
• Dazed and confused by kilowatt choices in das Kapital
• The 'office lady' who wouldn't serve tea
• The fine art of covering 007
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Oil prices high, going higher
• Sherm serves up an unforgettable surprise
• The Web drives a shopping shift
• News In Brief
• Azerbaijani court overturns religion-based deportation orders
• Malaysia courts its Chinese vote
• Taming the Telephone
• Ethnic humor for everyone
• Activists converge on Seattle summit
• Austin sings a big welcome
• New insights into the mysteries of how memory works
• Viewing lives, rudely interrupted
• No turkeys in this weekend's sports lineup
• Musicians launch careers from subway platforms
• Gaps in the Long Blue Line
• That's your final answer?
• 'Austin City Limits' pioneers concert-style music on TV
• What's On TV