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Monitor articles for April 06, 2000

• Japan asks if it works too hard
• Words of Note
• Helping small-town kids kick boredom (and drugs)
• Microsoft economics 101
• Violence escalates in Zimbabwe
• In a land called Nunavut, it's 'Toonik Tyme'
• Balancing a job, a family, and Saddam Hussein
• Internet transforms culture of spying
• Time for all good people to come to the aid of their country?
• Madame Chiang Kai-shek
• Shaping a genetic revolution
• Prayer and the news
• News In Brief
• Climbing the family tree through a thicket of slavery
• For US, Elian's father can't come soon enough
• A dark light in the coal mine of history
• News In Brief
• The wild market: not for timid
• New recognition of Vodou's role in Haitian culture
• A round table of wit, wisdom, and strife
• Time to bring the CIA to heel
• EnGENEering the future
• News In Brief
• The two-step begins
• Rudy and Hillary show may have a surprise guest
• A Millennium Agenda
• A dance to the music of life
• Reputation
• Panel calls for tightening biocrop oversight
• The search for extraterrestrial intelligence turns 40
• Filling Holes in the Web
• Today's Story Line
• Speak up, dear. Your computer is listening
• News In Brief
• How the Victorians said it with flowers
• News In Brief
• Raising the roof on an Arctic high-rise