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Monitor articles for April 14, 2000

• News In Brief
• Keeping humor afloat in sports - even Olympics
• Boston's Big Dig digs a political hole
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• We're all in this together
• Early census snapshot: a boost for Republicans
• Even a magnetic Paul Newman can't save 'Money'
• America's tax burden lightens
• News In Brief
• Confederate flag - so un-Southern
• The tale behind cops' most famous words
• Rising stars
• News In Brief
• A triple threat tries Broadway
• What exactly is the protest?
• A test of wills in Montenegro
• Russia ratifies treaty as new arms race looms
• Drought leaves flint-dry farms, a meager Mississippi
• Broadway dramas explore truth, survival
• News In Brief
• Of Paul Revere's ride and green peas
• Russia's heart laid bare in Eifman Ballet
• Lessons From an Osprey
• Today's Story Line
• 'When did we become bad guys?' bankers ask
• Dry Holes in World Aquifers
• My links to a wilderness trail
• For Korean neighbors, China suggests 'two systems'
• Director who sought 'spiritual filmmaking'
• North Korea quietly reaches out
• Peru's fraud factor - and the politics of tallying votes
• 'Copperfield' speaks to the 'me' culture
• Sports 101
• If team names offend, must they change?
• What's On TV
• Not being hostage to teaching professionals