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Monitor articles for June 22, 2000

• The Monitor Guide to The Bestsellers
• You can start fresh
• Today's Story Line
• In this high-profile race, no stone goes unturned
• I plunge into plumbing
• News In Brief
• Greeks debate privacy rights vs. religious identity
• What is the truth about Pilate?
• France tops global healthcare study
• How many people does it take to Change the World
• Curbing the Traffic in People
• China threatens to boost nukes
• Paradise lost and found in three old panels
• Global trade rains on Indian cultural icon
• Children find hope even among savage inequities
• Why Ngim refuses to sew cargo pants for $40 a month
• Everyman takes it on the chin - again and again
• College student, carpenter, and lawmaker
• Educational tests worth keeping
• News In Brief
• Graduation wisdom and wit
• Murder sparks a clash of values in this Amish whodoneit
• Pardon me, was I speaking French?
• The virtue of a stiff upper lip
• Salmon protection plan with a sharp fin
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Birthrates, Italian style
• Where Youth is - or isn't
• Reasons for trouble in Central Park
• Got a nuclear crisis? Better call NEST.
• Art and religion can speak with authority, too
• The clash of science and security
• Women and controversy ride together on Lady Bus
• Key issue at Waco trial: Were federal agents negligent?
• Will Population Level off?
• To save the cities, go to church, not city hall
• Betty and Mahtob Mahmoody