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Monitor articles for April 11, 2000

• Two-Korea talks mark fresh start
• American students get glimpses of their counterparts in Senegal
• My town: Ain't it America?
• Peruvians await final vote results
• Seattle's innovative answer to the housing crunch
• The mouse or the blocks?
• What's New
• North Korea, the Magician
• Expressway prayer
• News In Brief
• In April, talk turns to college
• Teachers Interested in writing for us?
• A Better Path to Diversity
• News In Brief
• Swimming in salmon
• At colleges in South, barriers keep falling
• How hard is it, really, to run a university?
• Prom leaves dancing ban in the dust
• Full-court press to end annual review on China
• William Cohen for vice president?
• Greek voters give nod to further reforms
• Actors in our revolution
• Western spies help fight Chechens
• How Microsoft hurts PC consumers
• Activism training camp: scale a building, sing a song
• Web smarts
• Hatcheries take new tack to save fish
• When April's mail pierces to the root
• Another battle: comfort vs. style
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line
• In this campaign, image really is everything
• New consumer watchdog on duty
• Impart math concepts at home? Sign me up for Parent School.
• Making room for the gifted
• News In Brief
• Society often unfriendly to gifted girls, minorities