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Monitor articles for October 17, 2003

• The sitcom massacre
• A phone pitch, then a counter-punch
• One actress who doesn't really care if you like her
• The cheeriest man alive?
• Music means more than radio
• Jerry Jasinowski
• Marlins' magic wows even their own fans
• Green Signal for Fast Trains
• Business & Finance
• Reporters on the Job
• Behind the veil with a Nobel Prize winner
• AIDS follows Afghanistan's 'miniglobalization'
• The promise and perils of Denver's immigrant boom
• What Binds Diverse Peoples
• Facing US sanctions, Syria responds with olive branch
• A hero returns to a land without heroes
• Cuban ballet brings its charisma to the US
• Talented writers with troubled lives
• UN council unanimous - a win for Bush
• Letters
• Brewing power struggle in Kabul
• World
• Laundry in the basement has its ups and downs
• Give them libertarianism, and a moving van
• USA
• Sacramento isn't Hollywood
• Some serious child's play
• When the jury is stacked
• Spinning truth out of tall tales
• No more 'Saddams': Iraqis get new currency
• Behind a widening US-Arab clash
• Beyond the walls of a fish tank
• Seasons should be more seasonable
• He paints the town red ... green & blue
• What's on TV
• Why Iraqis abroad are reluctant to return
• Medicare reform carries huge fiscal toll
• Securing Bio-Research
• Movie Guide