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Monitor articles for November 14, 2002

• Tablet PC not quite the final word
• In the middle of 12th century
• Moral jousting over war and peace
• The art of collateral damage
• Bill Gates, the biggest thing in India since the Beatles
• What we really learn at school is people
• World
• Monitor Breakfast
• Who knew? Try Einstein.
• Bush envisions a kinder, gentler April 15
• Wanted: artists willing to dig
• Final Sale: Everything must go!
• Protection from acts of violence
• Hip-hop tries to break image of violence
• USA
• Grandmother put songs in my heart
• Reporters on the Job
• Out of Mideast rubble - friends
• Criticized by left and right, Sharon still thrives
• The head Native American stories on the Web
• An Accounting for the SEC
• Rise in antiquities theft vexes Israel's 'Indiana Joneses'
• China's Communist Party - different in all but its name
• Lame Ducks Do Fly
• A look at the National Book Awards nominees / Young Adults
• At refugee ministries, welcome mats withdrawn
• New homeland security agency faces rough road
• In Iran, a challenge to hardliners
• Business & Finance
• Some Africans prefer hunger to a diet of gene-altered corn
• Letters
• Pelosi shatters a marble ceiling
• Man: 0 Machine: 1
• Bin Laden is back, now as defender of Iraq
• As Argentina goes, so go the Americas