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Monitor articles for July 24, 2003

• Bloom where you're planted - or else
• Bumper year for Afghan poppies
• Q&A: The Liberian conflict
• Business & Finance
• Touch technology
• Beneath the stereotype
• What the US can do for Congo - and itself
• Signs of new momentum in Iraq
• The hard struggle to be a brother's keeper
• Safe haven
• Letters
• Overheated Europe struggles with drought
• Reporters on the Job
• Jon Corzine
• Thanks awfully
• Fair Deal for Mexicans in US
• A northern painter hungers for southern warmth
• Anatomy of the raid on Hussein's sons
• Faced with losing a legend, one community revolts
• Transported to Ireland by a Central Park vista
• Coffee capital eyes tax on 'designer drinks'
• World
• Once dominated by a single face, Iraq now reveals a multitude
• 'Black triangle' seeks gold as EU expands
• Bad summer movies wither on Web grapevine
• USA
• The quasar that reawakened the universe
• Colombia's balancing act for peace
• Orthodox leader blesses green agenda
• Henry VIII fell deeply in love with falling in love
• This just in: Son of Nobel Prize winner supports nepotism
• Internet project for poor attracts rich
• Vouchers, One Year Later
• An artless way to enforce one's will
• Steak for men, salad for women