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Monitor articles for June 10, 2002

• Videogames have special effect – on adults
• India, Pakistan tone down vitriol
• An arms-selling kibbutz echoes a shift in Israeli values
• World
• Etc...
• USA
• Economists go afield to crunch data on social issues
• Merger hazards: lessons for the new security agency
• What retirement funds to tap first
• Letters
• In court, behavior trumps biology in defining 'family'
• Reporters on the Job
• More states moving to tighten sex-abuse laws for clergy
• And the spendin' is easy
• Japan gives itself permission to get patriotic
• Keeping Track: auto sales
• Essay update: The case of the beeping horn
• Who Decides Who Debates?
• Market Monitor
• Redistricting shifts clout, but plays it safe
• Treasures of the Winterthur on a rare visit to Washington
• Folio investing: Your fund manager is you
• For real India-Pakistan dialogue
• Looking for angels
• Break the cloning deadlock
• The Loya Jirga
• Employees get help with their 401(k)s
• Business & Finance
• Nature has always been child's play
• Where housing is called 'overpriced'
• Afghan power brokers
• Sculpting a New Security
• In populous Brooklyn, a park for people to unwind
• Surf to the source for corporate jobs
• How to turn a long-term note into cash for the short term
• 'Overpriced' homes become debt traps
• War on wallets now heats up
• Why US stock market stays skittish