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Monitor articles for December 13, 2002

• You won't find these videos at Blockbuster
• Musical partnerships years in the making
• Hollywood looks south for new cinematic visions
• US faces test to secure E. Africa
• Etc...
• Star Trek franchise lost in space
• Movie Guide
• Business & Finance
• In the war of words, the past tense is under siege
• Japan's WWII 'Schindler' leaves a controversial legacy
• Lott's slip of the tongue puts Senate career at risk
• About Jack
• Gratitude heals
• It's J.Lo's world. I'm tired of living in it.
• What kind of antiwar movement is this?
• What's on TV
• Letters
• For true theater, try a pub
• A broader sense of humor
• In church lawsuits, high bar for conviction
• Dreamy waltz through Russian history
• Reporters on the Job
• Movement on museum walls
• My hills are alive
• World
• A lot is riding on Iraqi defectors
• Stopping to smell the zeitgeist
• Fear and self-loathing in Omaha
• Shoe doesn't quite fit
• USA
• A half-century on, bureaucracy bogs down Europe's grand vision
• Monitor Breakfast
• What are the origins of cross-burning?
• Choir and audience united in song, by candlelight
• Bush's Vaccination Plan
• I think in lead and ink
• The Georgia students on this recruiter's mind
• North Korea plays its nuclear card
• Bush team forges tax-cut strategy
• No subway? New Yorkers devise Plan B commutes
• It has irked my conscience for decades