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Monitor articles for March 18, 2002

• Mid-career move: answering a call to coach
• Keeping Track: prices at the pump
• Mugabe embarks on rebuilding
• Foreigners targeted in Pakistan attack
• World
• Etc...
• Globetrotters circle toward home
• Why child abuse goes unreported
• Letters
• Deals you'd be wise to delete
• Finally, a vote on epic Silicon Valley deal
• A black police chief where Mississippi burned
• Business & Finance
• Turner's sun rises again in US
• Zimbabwe's stolen election – South Africa's big test
• In the pipeline
• Ex-Clintonites crowd ballots across US
• Market Monitor
• Hoop-Jumping Foreign Aid
• U-Turn on Tobacco?
• US, Mexico laud 'new era' in antidrug war
• Reporters on the Job
• Dealers stay in driver's seat
• Celebrating women's achievements
• As US envoy visits, Mideast struggles
• Poll: Investors predict modest portfolio growth, but hedge with fixed-income accounts
• USA
• Entertaining guests and new technology
• Women step up hunt for financial advice
• INS reaches for high-tech silver bullet
• Looking through the trees for a tax deduction
• Some basic strategies for (safely) sending your money overseas
• Fighting tradition, girls yearn to learn
• A sector that's raising the roof
• Fraud from abroad
• Steel saga: tallying real costs of protectionist moves
• Al Qaeda plotted new US attacks
• Sharing sadza and warm conversation with the Zimbabwean people