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Monitor articles for July 31, 2000

• Biotech research plows untrodden frontiers
• Young, loaded, and eager to share
• Bush puts on his Reagan mask to woo party faithful
• Just hanging out with the laundry
• Today's cartoon
• Napster's clones won't end until prices drop
• Where help is felt most
• One woman's search for her stolen identity
• Chilly wind blows against Arafat
• Faith-Based or Faith-Biased?
• Porter's perfect summer portrait
• New rover to look for signs of water on Mars
• Prepare to pay a lot for the tunes you want
• Conventional Notebook
• Why money supply deserves more Fed attention
• Market Monitor
• Words of Note
• Keeping Track: Auto insurance
• Stop the critique
• 'License-plate game' takes a back seat to on-board video
• School-voucher debate heads to the polls
• News In Brief
• Concerns in Canada as nuclear energy loses steam
• Benefactor becomes a messenger for change
• News In Brief
• My childhood dream is up in the air
• Bush as the New Republican
• Federal privacy law needs immediate update
• A quiet start to Philly protests
• The New Face of Philanthropy
• A nation's personal-finance habits
• Growing a new demographic among givers
• The tax implications of having two homes
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line
• A whodunit with gray eminences - and red faces
• Selling a house? Little things count
• As long ads, conventions work
• In riot aftermath, Peru braces for tough tactics