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Monitor articles for October 30, 2002

• A fight for the hearts and minds of Malaysia's Muslim majority
• Lessons the media must learn from the sniper case
• Business & Finance
• How the hurricanes brought us together
• World
• Voting technology: Will the chads still hang?
• Hawaii, a Democratic bastion, may tilt GOP
• USA
• Families mourn loves, not heroes, on Israeli retreat
• This art exhibit isn't what it seems
• Monitor Breakfast
• Putting a face on evil
• Palestinian reformers on the run as Arafat rallies
• Coffers by Any Other Name
• One neighborhood's quest to reclaim its streets
• Sowing in winter to harvest in spring
• Sweet tooth leads to candy book
• The world's other food crisis: Central America
• Etc...
• Sayonara, California
• Iran: a mosque vs. state shift?
• Bumps ahead on Easy Street?
• Reporters on the Job
• Aging? Don't buy into it.
• In a place where nature provides, mankind deprives
• Toddlers With TV Remotes
• Letters
• 'Guerrilla dynasty,' is it a threat?
• At the UN, it's not just about Iraq
• Prosecutors race to try sniper suspects first
• Pataki shifts leftward in bid to recapture governorship