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Monitor articles for May 16, 2002

• A key race in defining Democrats
• Little fights to maintain a big power
• A law of their own
• Letters
• Remains of the cold war melting
• The rules of justice are different when the court's on campus
• We come home to the forest
• Israel's new West Bank 'border'
• Oil melts enmity between Syria and Iraq
• Beef tenderloin and a brouhaha
• Business & Finance
• Rebuilding trust in charity
• Cory Booker, standard bearer of the new politics
• High 'impac' award goes to French novelist
• When children feel like parents
• Egotism fortissimo
• Lucas improves 'Star Wars' franchise with 'Clones'
• Lunch money dilemmas: M&Ms or meatloaf?
• The hut has a life of its own
• Etc...
• In colleges, a boost for affirmative action
• World
• A circulating beam of light as a way to time travel
• Reporters on the Job
• Don't Know Much About ...
• Flexibility in nuclear pact creates its own limitations
• In once-brutal war zone, a model arises
• Show me that again and I'll scream
• 'Spider-Man' crawls up list of all-time hits
• USA
• A consumer's credo: Use it all
• Keeping College Doors Open
• Rime of the modern mariner
• Japan's island of longevity