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Monitor articles for November 08, 2001

• Tracking organic chemistry into space
• In the war of spin, US opens a new front
• Pretentious? Moi?
• A way out of racial harassment
• Then and now, feeling an attack's immediacy
• Europe struggles to ward off recession
• Voters speak: Tax cuts don't equal victory
• Business & Finance
• Balances on Blank Checks
• Balancing statesmanship and partisanship
• He who represents himself ...
• Time for a humanitarian halt
• Letters
• Arafat's familiar balancing act gets trickier
• Radioactive memories
• Underwater divas
• An earlier date for when humans began acting 'human'
• The Monitor's Guide to The Bestsellers
• Afghan winter: US foe or ally?
• 'Three strikes' law: Is it too-cruel punishment?
• We were there, too!
• World
• Terrestrial bodies look to the sky
• Tension at FBI: investigation or prevention?
• Islam on campus
• Hell week is 27 weeks long
• etc...
• Reporters on the job
• Prague wearies as host to exiles from east
• China's new balancing act
• US sees boon in Afghan winter
• A full in-box for New York's next mayor
• Bloomberg's Big-Town Blues
• Under the sea - sotto voce no more
• A sketchpad is my license to linger
• Singer, film star Doris Day
• The American habit of napping just before a war starts
• USA
• CORRECTION