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Monitor articles for October 02, 2000

• Selma steps away from its troubled past
• The road to Burma may run through China
• Domestic lawsuits help pressure foreign regimes
• Serb opposition's risky gambit
• Keeping Track: What speeding costs you
• News In Brief
• The Dynamic Dozen
• Marriage 101: a hard look
• Trudeau remembered for redefining Canada
• My link to America, my best friend
• Down Under gets thumbs up
• Once again, abortion at center of foreign aid debate
• New ways to block those telemarketers!
• Finding peace for Jerusalem
• Rolex recognizes five super achievers
• News In Brief
• 500 years ago, a Japanese master revolutionizes the past
• Olympics 2000 notebook
• Carmakers take the high road
• CDs show promise as stocks stagger
• Selected poems from the Koetsu handscroll
• Words of note
• News In Brief
• Cases test US role as nature cop
• Candidate keeps ideas small to win over So Paulo voters
• Market Monitor
• The biggest job growth region of the US: everywhere
• Fine print on a new student-loan offer
• What Hollywood can do
• A number that should be held close to the vest
• Gridlocked, Congress turns to bully pulpit
• Battle rages again over a holy city
• When 'work/life' perks replace pay hikes
• Eureka! It's the perfect car
• News In Brief
• How Leonardo translates for the active manager of today
• Army enlists Hollywood to help harden its soldiers
• Tread safely
• Leonardo da Vinci, please call the office
• Today's Story Line