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Monitor articles for May 31, 2002

• The world (but not US) is ready for some football
• 'Sum' signals change since 9/11
• Men wrestlers take on women's sports
• Cannes gets serious
• What's on TV
• Relation with Saudis gets trickier
• Public trust returning to 'normal' lows
• The Astonishing World of Musical Instruments
• Truth's silent footsteps
• Hockey's Hurricane force
• No one is left out
• Movie Guide
• For a nation, the bell tolled
• To this day, it's still the best ride I ever had
• New effort tackles old mines
• Business & Finance
• World
• Washington's secrecy battles – from 9/11 to Enron
• Monitor Breakfast
• A toast from your heart, written by someone else
• USA
• 'Insomnia' keeps you wide awake
• What I didn't know baseball could be
• 'Gangs' preview full of clichés
• Commutes get longer, more rural
• A modest proposal by a ramblin' man
• Tony Awards promise to serve up surprises on stage
• Fairness on the Playing Fields
• Martin Scorsese's voyage through Italian cinema
• Reporters on the Job
• US poised to take terror war to Colombia
• Video game offers young recruits a peek at military life
• Libya's bid to buff image, end US sanctions
• Arts groups make dollar sense
• Beware smuggling of terrorists
• Taking '1 Giant Leap' into diverse cultures
• Letters
• Australia revisits euthanasia debate
• Classical musicians unwind online
• The Kashmir–Al Qaeda Tangle
• India set to launch 'small war'