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Monitor articles for February 07, 2002

• Letters
• My grasp of geography was purely visual
• Judges: not all black robes and gavels
• Spike in welfare rolls reignites debate over safety net
• Readers weigh in on the challenges of learning Arabic
• Lincoln's first principles
• World
• US, don't turn your back on Iran
• Striving for a judicious balance on the bench
• Human trafficking slows in Asia
• Organic farming tries to take root in Kenya
• Lean, Mean, Clean Military
• International Bestsellers
• The long war for freedom after the Civil War ended
• Where antiterror doctrine leads
• California may limit term of term limits
• USA
• Monitor Breakfast: Chris Shays and Marty Meehan
• Our Olympics, our (now-patriotic) American selves
• Signals mount that a new El Niño is gathering steam
• He writes, he scores!
• Color & style in Japanese fashion
• Now, a nation of more immigrants than ever
• Protecting the Olympics
• Family planning and the religious right's overseas reach
• For woman minister, rebuilding Afghanistan is a personal quest
• Business & Finance
• US rethinks role as Middle East referee
• Divine power eliminates the 'axis of evil'
• Serbs, Albanians try rearming - with goggles, poles
• A tortoise and a hare learn to be a pair
• Sunny, with heavy storms by noon
• Reporters on the Job
• Between hostage and captor, an unlikely bond