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Monitor articles for March 30, 2000

• News In Brief
• Play it again, bird
• I've walked the world without leaving home
• How Buchanan could hurt Bush's bid
• Inner child found driving on the road of luxury
• The China trade and an American city
• My fine-feathered accompanist
• The 'Galapagos Islands' of religion
• Author Jean Auel
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Words Of Note
• Bush doesn't need McCain to win moderates
• Cucumbers and melons, or freedom
• Something's just not right
• The difficulty of beating swords into plowshares
• How the 'cyber' story is shifting
• Zimbabwe backs black squatters
• Temporary workers leave lasting imprint on Gulf
• For All Paternity
• When war veterans are children
• Hydrogen from microscopic algae fuels cars
• Hard Hat in one hand, Palm Pilot in the Other
• Where is the Ark of the Covenant?
• Japanese see a different kind of ballgame
• 'Horse Heaven' is no paradise for bipeds
• Hold the bus: One more Hillary Clinton book
• Media reaction in times that try journalists' souls
• Today's Story Line
• Rescuing America's ailing weaponsmakers
• Health choices
• Diamonds as Africa's Friend?
• Gas prices change daily routines
• News In Brief
• The legacy of US, UN intervention in Haiti
• Whats New
• Correction
• Multilayered map to battle flash floods in Tijuana
• DNA sleuths discount a human-Neanderthal link
• SUV Guzzlers and OPEC
• The mixed outlook for Latin America
• Are we drowning in flood insurance?