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Monitor articles for January 24, 2002

• Catching stellar views
• Canada border loses easygoing ways - and business
• Letters
• Cease-fire collapses as reprisals pick up pace
• Enron effect: loud, but not clear
• It's not another ice age, but at least it's cooler
• Piercing Al Qaeda's camouflage
• A Turkish path for Pakistan?
• Enron's board should have known better
• The forgotten suspects - inside an Afghan prison
• The travails of being born again
• For Canadians, what's worse than a weak loonie?
• Business & Finance
• Mom bravely dives into a new adventure
• Sorry about the smell, but at least the vents are clean
• A Rumsfeld goal: show US has will to fight
• Imagine a world where nary a lie is told
• The Smithsonian's Integrity
• At border, uptick in illegal crossings
• Can Musharraf reform jihadi culture?
• Polaris from the parking lot
• World
• Monitor Breakfast: Governors Rowland and Owens
• Faith groups gather in Assisi to seek peace
• Fix our Saudi partnership
• First dogs' diaries
• Washington During War
• Books that will blow you down
• Folk finds a new home
• I saw the flame
• Nice work, if you can get it
• USA
• The road crew and I forge new paths
• The bravest man in New York
• Reporters on the job
• Tubers' cultural roots drying out in Peru