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Monitor articles for April 10, 2000

• When active management means many managers
• Looking fabulous and playing it safe - in that order
• Elephant economics: battle to ease ivory-trade ban
• Video-game makers escape liability for youth violence
• The Big 10 mutual funds
• Words Of Note
• Rise of the corporate nation-state
• News In Brief
• Shaking up the roster
• State refund can lead to trouble with Uncle Sam
• Is Turkey fed up with Europe?
• Zimbabwe on the Brink
• The unexpected consequences of 'living together'
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Millionaire-makers of the '90s
• News In Brief
• 'Green Funds' gain ground
• Mandatory sentencing gets closer look in Australia
• The mystery of the missing laundry
• E-tailers look for big profits in small packages
• Keeping Track: Mutual fund inflow
• Investing abroad? Many happy returns
• Have You Hugged Your World Today
• Ironically, Elian saga may ease US-Cuba ties
• Today's Story Line
• California bid for holiday honoring Cesar Chavez
• April
• Building a prison didn't help this small town
• My strong refuge is also potent
• Market Monitor
• Embattled German conservatives try 'girl' power
• Weighing tax burdens by state
• A measure of democracy and decency
• Bond backers aiming to retire 'low output' label
• A ravaged island's prospects for democracy
• Why a Social Security 'crisis' grows more remote
• Playing to the Women's Vote
• Check out your community at the library