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Monitor articles for June 25, 2002

• A Title IX childhood
• The few, the fearless, the fanatical
• There's a place for me – on the line between protesters and police
• Competition for CliffsNotes arrives on the scene – in print
• A new look for SATs
• Nigerian leader faces test of unity
• Hopes dim for international tribunal in Thoenes case
• A gulf grows between Mideast rhetoric and action
• Kids try a new-old kind of bicycle race
• Leaving the city for a better life? Not so fast....
• Aboveground tangle over 'Village' subway
• Summer Arabic class is packed
• World
• Kids check out refurbished library
• US crime rate up, ending decade of decline
• What's New
• Etc...
• Letters
• Court rules on death sentences
• Jesse Leaves the Ring
• Come to America to teach. Sounds simple, right?
• Chipping away at the death penalty
• Business & Finance
• Who's in charge on Turkish team: coach or Islam?
• 'You first'
• Police give teachers a primer on gangs
• USA
• Reporters on the Job
• California-izing the SATs
• What makes a New Democrat?
• In Afghanistan, think small