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Monitor articles for May 01, 2002

• Ladling out a bowl of stew provides food for thought
• A teacher's primary lesson
• Rip Van Arafat
• 'Tidy' is a four-letter word
• Retirement in Chile is a private – and heated – matter
• Business & Finance
• Monitor Breakfast
• Scattered progress in America's inner cities
• After tornado, a tight-knit town draws even closer
• HDTV: a 'revolution' in search of couch potatoes
• Gas spike: conspiracy or 'ethanomics'?
• For these Californians, neighborliness rules
• USA
• Pathways to housing the homeless
• Al Qaeda's new frontier: Indonesia
• Austin asks just how loud 'live music capital' has to be
• Diving into a pool of memories
• For international press, freedom comes at a price
• US meets China's heir apparent: Who's Hu?
• US scrutinizes Pakistan's backyard
• World
• Reporters on the Job
• Changing career values make room for family
• Digital TV – Minus Viewers
• Neighbor to neighbor
• Letters
• An earful on the war from America's 'allies'
• Refugees change the face of the heartland