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Monitor articles for March 28, 2002

• Invisible-Hand Business Ethics
• Rock 'n' roll will never die, but has it sold out?
• Demuth's portrait of a poet
• Rethinking religious tolerance
• Lowly fish battle Tasmanian devil
• Scandals will dent, not bankrupt, dioceses
• Science notes
• Energy-plan lesson: Use task forces at peril
• Business & Finance
• Monitor Breakfast
• A housing boom that won't stop
• Kurds ready to be next N. Alliance
• 'I didn't want to hire you'
• World
• Saudi plan buffeted, still afloat
• A prayerful scientist examines the end
• Building blocks of life – in outer space
• Slave reparations are unlikely, but lawsuit may prod companies
• Till death – or whatever – do us part
• Letters
• Mandela, back in the maelstrom
• Nix the mini-nukes
• Atlantic Monthly breaks its own record for long articles
• Reporters on the Job
• Numbers figure strongly in my life
• 40 Acres and a Lawsuit
• A whale of a tale from old Albany
• Closure.
• No homework, no sports – just a night with family
• A teacher gives herself a tough assignment
• China's sledgehammer activists
• In Maluku islands, peace takes fragile hold
• USA