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Monitor articles for April 12, 2001

• Out of the wilderness
• US 'sorry' heard in Beijing as an apology
• Reporters on the Job
• Defense priority No. 1: military readiness
• College grads face fewer platinum job offers
• It could get hotter in Japan thanks to Three Gorges Dam
• Living without a safety net
• Beyond 'Bridget,' a fuller view of single women
• WHAT'S being read around the world International Bestsellers
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• A reluctant reader sets sail for literature's far shores
• News In Brief
• Cooler breezes
• The man who keeps coming to dinner
• Indonesia's president-in-waiting keeps them guessing
• Online all the time
• Help Yugoslavia heal
• Intifada slides toward war
• Parade conflict: Berlin may lose that lovin' feelin'
• A prerogative of tears: Alan Shapiro's new poems
• Americans still see China as 'competitor,' not foe
• Possible presidential ouster stirs cauldron in Indonesia
• From radio waves to river waves
• China's Miscue on US Resolve
• Letters
• As China rises, more flashpoints
• From across the pond: A magazine that covers everything
• One person, one vote?
• No More Finger-Pointing
• The next civil right: success in math
• Vermeer: A life that was anything but still
• The accidental tax cut
• Religion as a force for peace
• Louise Erdrich finds more miracles