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Monitor articles for January 14, 2000

• The spy who came in from Silicon Valley
• New shows in the house!
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Celebrities paint outside the lines of acting, singing careers
• Why we're here
• Baseball biopic hits a home run
• What's On TV
• Brave new media world
• Planting hope, instead of dope
• Another cloning first: This time, a monkey
• Women key to victory in Chile's vote
• Today's Story Line
• Challenging teachers unions
• New face of racism in America
• A collection beyond point-and-shoot
• Act Now to Aid Colombia
• Long time coming
• Hipness makes way for values at prime time
• Refugees target of Russian ire
• Bochco's new beat: black TV drama
• Tennis 2000: Colorful characters, tough competition
• Debates aren't a real test
• Can soccer do what diplomats can't for US and Iran?
• Hospital drama tackles class, political issues
• 'Edge of World' still cuts it
• Mother Goose rhyme time
• News In Brief
• Why we still love 'The Simpsons'
• News In Brief
• Karmapa may follow yet more footsteps of Dalai Lama
• News In Brief
• How sweet it is - Tiger's winning swing
• Virtual (un)reality
• Brief careers at sea for me and the Abberrance
• Window
• On stump, talk of poverty is again the rage
• A French tutor's first lesson
• News In Brief
• Shooting highlights racial inequities in South Africa
• Imports take on morally complex themes
• Sausage, snails, and crawfish tails: Elyse chef cooks all
• Borderline Politics on Trucks