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Monitor articles for July 05, 2002

• From furniture store to stage
• What's on TV
• Is baseball riding the rails to ruin?
• The etiquette of the cheer
• Will Americans pay to turn on the radio?
• The aliens are back in 'Black'
• Girls: sugary, but no spice
• Patriotism becomes nasty campaign issue
• World Cup highlights
• Young singers take on jazz classics
• Democracy's Geometry
• Scoreboard
• 'Made for you and me' – to do what with?
• Words that result from confusion
• New terrain in policing emissions
• New to the editor's chair
• Liberal gains slip away in Jordan
• Best in the business – small business – rated by Fortune
• Business & Finance
• World
• How the Mideast affects local politics
• USA
• For this detective, there's a method to his madness
• Listen to the nonviolent poor
• Elusive terrorist group takes a hit – finally
• This is instead of the names in the phone book
• Intifada fatigue hits Palestinians
• In Midwest, organic farming puts down deeper roots
• More teens trade summer jobs for college prep
• Mexico questions former leader
• Under new lights, it's showtime at the Apollo
• African-Americans slowly fill orchestra seats
• Reporters on the Job
• Where GI Jane Can Serve
• Bring Africa out of the margins
• The Web speaks many languages
• Movie Guide
• Families may like 'Mike'
• Human rights inch ahead in Uzbekistan