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Monitor articles for December 12, 2001

• Business & Finance
• Too many cooks in the kitchen? No way!
• Bell ringers set the tune for Christmas giving
• The first and last word
• At $2 billion, Salt Lake Olympics will be most costly ever
• My singular Leonid adventure
• Show Pakistan we're no fair-weather friend
• Manners for minors: Children cultivate aplomb
• Gender pay gap varies widely by city
• Flour power helps heal resistance to holiday merriment
• Child trafficking takes new forms in Southeast Asia
• US, world press hard on Arafat
• Letters
• Who IDs Illegal Immigrants?
• Rising optimism buoys hopes for economy
• 700 days of Christmas
• US worries bin Laden will escape
• World
• Lawyers can now call witnesses by remote control
• Egypt to beam Hebrew TV show into Israeli homes
• USA
• In US politics, the post-attack thaw is over
• Monitor Breakfast: Al From and Mark Penn
• US opens arms to Bantu Somalis
• Drawn together by night and the light
• Telling the truth about Santa Claus
• With tapas, tour the Mediterranean from your table
• Reporters on the job
• Exploitive Politics
• A New York restaurant serves up gratitude