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Monitor articles for November 09, 2000

• A family quartet out of tune with itself
• Today's Story Line:
• Hold the beef: Viewers want junk-food news
• Divided We Stand
• A firestorm in anthropology
• The reluctant leader of the Confederate forces
• Mission intrepid: the world's civilian peacekeepers
• 'Do no harm,' scientists are told
• News In Brief
• Words of Note
• There's still room to spare for my son's fashion feats
• Cricket, a gentlemen's game? That's balderdash.
• A weed by any other name would spread as fast
• Editor's note
• Rising above victory
• How far can military go in punishing obese soldiers?
• World reacts to US cliffhanger
• King Lear adapts
• An America divided
• This bicycle is just my speed
• News In Brief
• 'New broom' should sweep out old Mideast policy
• Women grab more governorships and US Senate seats
• Tale of a monkey's uncle, deceased
• Job titles from the Middle Ages
• Backlash grows to silicon sprawl in high-tech's citadel
• Networks' crystal ball cracks on election night
• Welcome to the twilight zone
• News In Brief
• Readers write
• News In Brief
• New York's New 'Star'
• Power on the Hill will pivot on the moderates
• Democracy's Strangest Night
• Whatever...
• THE SCOOP on global warming
• Questions cloud Carnahan's unprecedented victory
• A time to mourn, and a time to dance in Alice Walker's short stories
• Initiatives send big-money backers scrambling
• Mid-November