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Monitor articles for March 10, 2000

• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• From Super Tuesday rubble rises 'honor'
• Ending affirmative action proves harder than it looks
• Gun control takes aim at fall election
• Circus entertainment is not humane
• Israel rethinks need for peace
• Whats On TV:
• The moral of our mushroom search
• Dilemma for Muslims in Berlin
• Mother-daughter team draws from life
• Art imitates life in scathing film on Mexico leaders
• Colorado's resort towns ponder mass transit with a view
• Mammoth mystery; caring for parents
• Revel-ing in 'The Mysteries'
• Stump Issues: Money Politics...
• Stumping for dogcatcher
• Museum Makeover
• Will 'Beauty' be the beast of Oscars?
• Is sports world a world of thugs? No.
• What the Library of Congress called to ask me
• Black-on-white crime debated after shootings
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Hands-on art gets a grip on athlete's inner self
• The path of joy
• Taiwan's minority voters hold the power
• 'Free' shines, 'Orphans' lacks luster
• A New Yorker gets down on the farm
• News In Brief
• S. Korea's first female chief of police tackles prostitution
• A 'Mission' of clichs and a 'Gate' to chills
• Today's Story Line
• Exit polling: Why gag the media?
• ... And the Politics of Guns
• An 'Odyssey' into a new kind of museum exhibition
• 'Deterrence' only adds to the perplexity of politics
• Sports 101
• Return of the Jetta: Mileage matters again