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Monitor articles for August 16, 2002

• Scoreboard
• Noteworthy
• What's on TV
• It's John Gould's day
• In a land split by factionalism, a new drive for unity
• Small victories after North, South Korea meet
• States take lead on drug-cost cuts
• Mix of emotion and the mundane
• Education in the Arab world
• Do we need another hero?
• World
• Reporters on the Job
• Moral relativism won't defeat terrorists
• Should Woods carry the black man's burden?
• Poetry slammed
• The case of the feuding detectives
• Packing heat: August delivers weather wallop
• In arid Arizona, a watershed deal on water
• Even Ted Williams never caught pop-fly corn lids
• Singer's studio is her kitchen table
• New Eyes on the Sky
• Letters
• Pressure up to balance rights and security in terror war
• Whyville: the place girls love to go for science
• Britain toughens immigration stance
• Business & Finance
• USA
• Etc...
• A lone screen in a multiplex world
• Turning the spotlight on the FBI
• She loves films with literary flair
• The Berlin Wall and history's impact on the press
• 'Hairspray' will hold for years on Broadway
• Movie Guide
• Get Judges Out of Politics
• Veteran's films teem with vitality
• From Title IX to TV heros
• A refugee's perilous odyssey from N. Korea
• Russian industry struggles to fly