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Monitor articles for September 14, 2000

• News In Brief
• Name a new classic
• The Monitor Guide to The Bestsellers
• Eureka!
• House races go national
• Enrollment surges at faith-based colleges
• News In Brief
• Austria waltzes back into EU good graces
• Wildlife biologists give genetics increasing role in species conservation.
• Clarity on global warming
• A small tribe battles big oil
• Somalia's new president works to build peace
• Postal Pacification
• Controlling the flood of genetic information
• Building beauty beneath Colorado sky
• After a forest fire, it's the thrill of the hunt for this Forest-Service archaeologist
• Halting Hate Haltingly
• Can the UN perform?
• Church no sanctuary from crime
• Mother Nature and her kids reap wild oats
• Rough road ahead for Britain's prime minister
• News In Brief
• 'Ice on, ice off' and climate
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line
• Dumb questions
• Steps toward peace in Sudan
• A backlash to 'bully' America
• My decades-long journey of five feet
• Tired of traffic jams?
• Young Readers
• Best of the Western world's nonfiction, ca. 1909
• Clinton opens diplomatic door to India
• Catholics and Jews show different faces toward interfaith dialogue
• Even Julia Childs turned a few of these
• Today's cartoon
• Here's a question: Do neutron stars bend gravity?
• Beyond wood shop: the new tech ed
• Media violence may be easier tarred than regulated
• The tough choice of living in the chosen land