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Monitor articles for January 17, 2001

• Cafeteria lunch: Chaos is served
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Kids less aggressive when TV use cut
• Nothing too far away from Love
• Fun without alcohol
• Golfer tests limits of disability act
• The lessons I learned from Nellie
• News In Brief
• South Korea: Gay confession ignites debate
• India, Pakistan inch toward a Kashmir peace
• Integrity is key to the confirmation process
• The new snobbery - keeping busy
• Western China's challenge
• Editor's Note
• Words of Note
• White House reflects presidential styles
• Clinton's Afterglow
• Police chief sees same kids over and over
• Open grazing vs. barbed wire in New West
• Never too young for brand names
• In predawn solitude, I awake to the company of others
• Where snowflakes stay on nose, eyelashes...
• Bubbling fountains engage the senses
• The day the red ink started to vanish
• Today's Story Line:
• Hard-knock hearings: good for democracy?
• Web smarts
• Rethinking Drinking
• Apocalypse this week: diary of a parent 'survivor'
• Hold those midnight rules
• Steps to build your own
• El Salvador: special teams to the rescue
• A veil drapes Cairo campus in controversy
• Energy answer, many say, is blowin' in the wind
• Teens speak up about drinking
• Bush's picks should pass
• US hasn't fully paid debt to Holocaust victims, study finds