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Monitor articles for March 31, 2000

• A crack appears in the Navy's brass ceiling
• Wrestling with danger
• 'Ballet Mcanique' finally can be heard
• News In Brief
• The jury's still out on baseball's future
• Freeport's annual Smelt Day frenzy
• Little peacemaking legacy for Clinton
• Stitches from another time
• US, China, and Taiwan keep the lid on tensions
• With 'Aida,' Disney may become Pharaoh of Broadway
• Tourism could boost Haiti's economy
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• The bully question
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• 'Laramie Project' connects stage to social ills
• What's On TV
• Richardson's intensity as America's mediator
• Job boom ripples into inner-city US
• The living room that love made
• News In Brief
• Is Yemen a conduit for global terrorism?
• You'll 'sit' for this Jack London classic
• What's new for 2000 season?
• Dancers cut loose in 'Burn the Floor'
• China in the Trade Club
• The thing left unsaid
• More states turn attention to abandoned-baby deaths
• Power of persuasion, or talking to the wind?
• Who's watching the kids?
• Today's Story Line
• In the search for planets, small is beautiful
• 'New Films' fest debuts fresh talents, future hits
• Top of Putin's agenda: wooing foreign capital
• 'High Fidelity' skips its groove
• 'Falcone:' CBS's answer to 'The Sopranos'?
• A power-broker-free Lebanon
• Time to separate schools and state