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Monitor articles for November 05, 2001

• Listening for Islam's silent majority
• World Series lite
• An election day much like before
• Monitor Lunch: Edward Kennedy
• World
• Some do-it-yourself advice for used-car shoppers
• Business & Finance
• Maintaining our economy's engine
• Why stock market bubble may continue to deflate
• Indonesian moderates send militant packing
• Improving Airport Screening
• A boom in tools for keeping tabs on kids
• Pakistan, other US allies grapple with anthrax scares
• A tough find: mortgages that run less than 15 years
• Not in the business plan
• My canoeing style is a bit overboard
• Casting down the 'imaginations' of biological warfare
• Fed likely to slash interest rates for 10th time
• Suddenly, US faces a shortage of government workers
• Trading stock, or a wristwatch, for art
• Reporters on the Job
• Can Afghan rebels really accomplish US aims?
• Americans turn to 'rituals of small things'
• Art as investment: an old debate, rekindled
• US warms to rebels, slowly
• New star rises in Hollywood - made of bricks, mortar
• Nuclear experts warn of threat from 'dirty bombs'
• Innocence, and guilt, abroad
• A remarkable, shared time in the lives of two artists
• Remember the Local Cop
• The Microsoft Deal
• Anthrax attacks may be homegrown
• Chin up, America
• Hard times beget courageous times
• Letters
• USA