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Monitor articles for December 10, 1999

• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Army-Navy is much more than a game
• Cloud over Olympics lifts - a bit
• Torn between nuclear safety and Chechnya
• Powerful but bleak views of domestic life
• I never claimed to be a carpenter
• Prospects dim for accord on paying Nazi-era slave laborers
• 'Cider' rules, 'Mile' gushes, 'Rock' solid
• Liza performs a lively tribute to her dad
• Rousing exhibit displays artist's rare imagination
• What's there to look at?
• Prime picks for young ears
• Child's murder focuses Japan on moms' stress
• The house that Frank rebuilt
• Heroic search
• When 'Cradle' rocked US theater
• News In Brief
• Mom! It's only a game
• The greatest anachronism in ship-building history
• The cold war is over, the spy game isn't
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Screen legend spreads her acting wings
• Video games hot for the holidays
• A timely gift
• A leap forward in Mideast peacemaking
• Kindling
• Eating a bio-engineered tomato
• Prosperity recasts urban politics
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line
• Chechnya as US domestic issue
• If you go past the porker, you've gone too far....
• Abuse targeted at rights activists
• How to Use School Tests
• Moscow finds deep pockets for war
• Hillary's houses: White, New York, and gingerbread
• A dramatic peek at how witnesses vanish
• Sports 101
• Ending Kosovo's New War
• It's time again for weird (culinary) science