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Monitor articles for August 09, 2001

• Preying on the Prayful
• West's long, hot summer flares up over land use
• Bombs over Berlin
• A photographic pioneer shifts his focus
• Artificial humanity
• New prying technology winds up in court
• A PEBBLE AND A PEN
• Letters
• A neighborhood grows
• Trashing our own backyard
• In a village far, far, away, 'Star Wars' stirs debate
• A territorial dispute on Hungary's capitalist frontier
• At cloning panel, much outcry, little science
• Business & Finance
• Cousin Norma extends a floury helping hand
• Trusting, through the fog
• The US should take a stand for principle in the Mideast
• In 'army of one,' restless soldiers just desert
• Cloak and dagger and a #2 pencil
• The Monitor's monthly guide to hardcover non-fiction bestsellers
• Scientists fit another piece of global-warming puzzle
• Hottest trend this week - the heat
• World
• Mum's not the word here
• etc...
• Reporters on the Job
• What's new
• Campers
• Mexico's latest illegal migrants: exotic animals
• No pay, cramped quarters, teens find God in serving
• Fairer Trading Online
• In Cambodia, a painful hush
• In US, a rare revolt against dollar
• Harlem's backyard
• Fighting the battle for love of history
• No Defense for Deserters
• Engineers tread toward quieter tires
• USA
• 'If Oprah can do it, why can't we?'