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Monitor articles for February 13, 2002

• Muslim dolls a change from Barbie
• After the vows
• Soup
• US raids against 'hold-out' regions stir Afghan anger
• Return of the 'military-industrial complex'?
• A hockey team in search of identity
• Tougher love for Israel
• In hot climes, Games don't resonate
• Scenes of a city's grandeur and need
• For best results, open the atlas of love
• Where to hold hands in Calcutta
• From PB&Js to Pad Thai
• A crusader finally has his day
• Correction
• Yemen slowly warms to US
• Business & Finance
• Unwrapping God's gifts
• World
• 'Aggressive pacifists' put their faith on the firing line
• Reporters on the Job
• African-American actors catch Oscar's eye
• Forget the roses - just wash my car
• Monitor Breakfast: Arthur Levitt Jr.
• Kabul, 1976: Windows of joy open
• Sweet somethings
• USA
• Pakistan's return to US graces
• Middle East conflict takes to the air
• The Enron file: Will anyone end up going to jail?
• The 56 Million
• Letters
• As trial begins, Milosevic unfazed
• 'Destined to be a dork' as high school hits home
• Marriage by the numbers: when, and where, we say 'I do'
• Handing off a light that warms the world
• Long-married couples go for the gold
• 'O my luve is like a red, red rose ...'
• Helping 'Dead Broke' Dads
• The savoir-faire of fancy singles' fare