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Monitor articles for October 17, 2002

• In Philadelphia, a strange return of the 1970s
• Ben's updated adages
• Measuring a storm's intensity
• What you won't find out from Russia's census
• When the Civil War came to New York
• Who needs speed limits?
• Al Qaeda: shift to smaller, 'softer' targets?
• Etc...
• Exploring the power of Abraham's legacy
• Car-strangled spanners
• In Britain, it's still hip to be Labour
• Wal-Mart lesson: Smiling service won't win Germans
• The courage to take a stand
• Business & Finance
• An ID for Every Bullet
• Ukraine may have sold air-defense radar to Iraq
• Scarlet-letter dilemma in a suburban enclave
• Americans back Iraq war – warily
• School Choice on Bilingual Ed
• Letters
• An artist's struggle against Mao
• Afghans ask: 'Whose army is it?'
• A new take on an overlooked artist
• 400 square feet of poetic punch
• Sniper revives prospects for gun-tracking moves
• Bilingual ed: choice or coercion?
• Reporters on the Job
• Separated by space, but not distant in spirit
• Time keeps on slipping
• USA
• World