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Monitor articles for January 17, 2002

• Calling all snack cops
• So you'd like to learn Arabic. Got a decade or so?
• 'Normal' may be just around the corner
• USA
• Mugabe's grip tightens on elections
• The feminine mystique
• A reluctant empire stretches more
• World
• Fate of 'detainees' hangs on US wording
• Upended, not unpleasantly
• Filmmakers flock to Prague for a cheap Hollywood
• Corrections
• Business & Finance
• Monitor Breakfast: Mitchell Daniels
• Warning to states on funding faith-based charities
• Rail's Future Nears a Switch
• The sacred art of the written word
• India, Pakistan, and your prayers
• Earth in the balance - could tilt either way
• Computer? What computer?
• A vision for India-Pakistan collaboration
• Tax cut revisited as red ink returns
• John Walker, Hapless Seeker?
• Latest war technology: useful, but limited
• I discover a way to repay forgiveness
• The honorable judge cowgirl
• Aussie who threw tact aside leaves politics
• Walker case hinges on his prior statements
• Choosing your words carefully
• Whose idea is it, anyway? 'Bounty hunters' track the validity of patents
• Vast cave network picked clean
• Reporters on the job
• Dueling philosophers
• Tragedies renew focus on helping teens
• Letters
• Hunt for Al Qaeda intensifies