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Monitor articles for September 17, 2002

• Letters
• Africa's Hungry Aren't Picky
• Young Israelis seek solidarity singing old tunes
• A good political week for Bush
• No Internet filter? Give back the cash
• A governor's race with national star power
• A plea to trust schools – not just tests
• Reading Hussein
• Kidnapping thrives in Mexico
• Etc...
• Learning briefs
• Reporters on the Job
• Slovaks head to the polls – with EU, NATO directives
• Myths, months, and the moon
• In Congress, quiet questions on war
• It's time to cheer for the MVPs of academics, too
• Dealing with the empty nest
• How close is Iraq to the bomb?
• An ally, not a lapdog
• They stretch, plié, and leap for their goals
• USA
• Ready to assist
• US negotiates its line in Iraqi sand
• Virtual reality's new role: teaching life skills
• In Zimbabwe, fasting in the midst of food shortages
• Your college guide
• World
• A small town mirrors shift to 'flexible' factory era
• Business & Finance
• Return to red ink: Deficits seen as a threat to economy