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Monitor articles for August 18, 2000

• Selfless in Seattle
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• And now for the fun
• Gore's path strewn with high hurdles
• Who's tuning in to L.A.
• Sunken sub and the 'new' Russia
• Summer in the city is no pique-nique
• 'Steal' trivializes activist's political beliefs
• High hopes for Chiapas elections
• Britain squares off over human-embryo research
• 'Cool' series shines light on heroines
• Highs in 'High Noon' remake
• David Crosby traces social activism through rock 'n' roll
• Punishing War Criminals
• The pitfall for Jews in Lieberman candidacy
• Dawn watch
• Today's cartoon
• Always daytime
• Today's Story Line
• 'Ramblin' Jack' hits the right notes
• Women's first choice is responsiblity
• Strangers and rivals are bound into brothers
• Where politics are practically everything
• Laws trim teen crash rates
• News In Brief
• Peripatetic Ling spreads his wings
• Has coach Paterno gone soft? No, he's playing fair
• We contemplate the mystery of raspberries
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Showing off merengue moves
• News In Brief
• What's On TV
• Clinton and the backseat
• The Itinerant Conventioneer
• Prefab Conventions
• US children near records for well-being
• Internet gives Russians voice
• Olympics 2000
• Edison's first 37,000 recordings
• Unctuous, but at least they need us