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Monitor articles for March 31, 2003

• Try this word: 'smilestone'
• Work & Money briefs
• In New York, security's comfort - and cost
• A parched African land embraces a bounty of rainfall
• Job of 'policing' companies may fall more to insiders
• When commerce goes high-stakes
• Mexican women say 'no más' to booze
• Business & Finance
• Fool's tools - for jolly jokers and wicked wisenheimers
• World
• To soldiers I've never met
• Mitchell Daniels
• Baseball in wartime? It's been the American way since 1861
• Developers and Battlefields
• In Iraq, solar storms play havoc with communication
• One toy's revealing relaunch
• In war's dust, 'fog,' a yearning to communicate
• Benchmarks Toward Victory
• Hostilities flare again in America's other war
• Resisting the grip of TV war coverage
• Tatarstan, a Muslim oasis of calm in Russia
• Reflections on the second week of war
• Fowl terms alight on our language
• Letters
• Court takes up racial preferences in landmark case
• On two 'fronts,' the war grinds on
• Intense debate over timing of Baghdad siege
• USA
• Reporters on the Job
• An honest intellect remembered
• Faith and family: sustenance in combat
• Kurdish guns turn south
• Watching the war at work: Firms try to find a balance
• Mining for corporate truth
• Partisan lines harden in debate over tax cuts
• Moving forward