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Monitor articles for October 17, 2001

• A lesson from a tiny city
• In the information war, use all technologies
• Selling the US to Muslims
• Living large in tight quarters
• The Palestine question is central
• Letters
• Anthrax impact: little harm, but a lot of fear
• Old lessons for US on manhunts
• An Afghan family 'adopts' an American aid worker
• World
• In Seattle, little boats push the big boats around
• Post-attack economy is less global, as trade falters
• Reporters on the Job
• When life in a war zone tests US families
• Fall's fairest day
• Reviving those Halloween treats
• Art of and for the people
• City's split: fear for safety vs. fear for rights
• Redefining Communities
• As Dow sinks, retirement fades into distance
• Business & Finance
• The other education I got at law school
• A rescued greyhound noses toward her future
• Egypt's moderate militants talk
• USA
• For Afghans, cricket is a link to the world
• In war of words, US lags behind
• Is pride the same as arrogance?
• Costume debate: glue and heart, or go to Wal-Mart
• etc...
• Hold the news - autumn is the headline
• Volunteers give the Peace Corps a chance
• Top 10 Halloween costume ideas