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Monitor articles for March 07, 2003

• Cat on a hot-lit stage
• Hussein in your living room
• Business & Finance
• Ever hear of Jerry? Plays in a band with a funny name?
• Broadway is his permanent address
• World
• A Queen tries on a larger crown
• Small towns confront an urban problem
• Family drama heats up with two indies
• Arab world struggles to channel war anger
• Reporters on the Job
• Perils face US rescue in Colombia
• What's on TV
• Monitor Breakfast with Treasury Secretary John Snow
• A woman on trial for Rwanda's massacre
• Even with jobs in suburbs, commutes get longer
• A terrestrial black hole
• In China, the trouble with 'country'
• The truth about Uncle Ralph's flour
• Remembrance of romances past
• California's Strike Zone
• Poland lifts veil on corruption
• Why the Estrada nomination matters
• Battle lines in school halls
• Etc...
• Movie Guide
• Kim Jong Il, Great Divider
• Bleak 'House'
• Finale at un-United Nations
• Preparing for war
• Bush's untested path: tax cuts on eve of war
• From Leno's audience, monologues on war
• Having art and eating it, too
• If I could turn back time
• Martial arts moves get a hip-hop flair
• At the scene of 'Boomtown'
• USA
• In arguing for war, Blair enlists history as his ally
• Joe sitcom
• Letters
• A Turkish columnist writes, and the powerful listen
• 'Tears' captures horrors of war
• Affection that heals