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Monitor articles for February 08, 2001

• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• The persistence of memory in love and war
• Thorns or roses
• Arab view bleak, with some hope
• Today's Story Line:
• How tax cuts will, and won't, aid economy
• Terrorist trials: Missing someone?
• Courage to sing a new song
• News In Brief
• The Caspian oil fix
• A man who knows the world's secrets - and keeps them
• Simultaneous snap
• Network executives head for Capitol Hill
• House hunting 101 - click
• There Comes a Time
• Care in a time of crisis
• Vietnamese monk's arrest invites scrutiny on rights
• Mexican Trucks on US Roads
• Cutbacks at VOA prompt critical chorus
• Kids on trial: 'justice by geography'
• Bugle call of elk returns to Appalachia
• No need to reinvent Europe's defense wheel
• Calling Sam Spade! PIs are in hot demand
• The Monitor's guide to bestsellers
• A crusade in Guatemala
• News In Brief
• Global warming's latest villain: soot
• Cartwheels, improv, and lessons in trust
• Cartoonist Berke Breathed
• The search for clear notes on Beethoven
• California musings
• Indonesia's president faces impeachment
• An Rx for dubious drugstores
• A Valentine letter bomb
• Beyond Sharon's Victory