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Monitor articles for December 19, 2003

• The film that would be King
• Two films flunk women's studies
• Court import: Be careful whom you get in a car with
• $14.6 billion later, Boston's Big Dig wraps up
• Snowmobile ban brings quiet - and lot of noise
• 'General Clark, Madonna is on the line.'
• Inner-City Schools' Progress
• School recruiters meet resistance
• Business & Finance
• A guy, a saw, a forest: all the makings of home
• This group can hold a note a really long time
• Tuning in: on TV this week
• China throwing diplomatic elbows to isolate Taiwan
• At post office, mail and mayhem
• Center, but not front: Lieberman's quandary
• Over Breakfast...with the Monitor
• A UN-Iraq trial of Hussein: No death penalty?
• World
• Movie guide
• A Christmas gift of wholeness
• USA
• Liberal Netherlands grows less so on immigration
• Cutting through 'The Fog of War'
• Reporters on the Job
• Iran peels back nuclear secrecy
• To film 'Fog,' novelist enlisted a novice
• Remembering George Balanchine
• He was a pleasant enough old goat named Frank
• Dutch take a 'slowly' tact in Iraq
• Letters
• The twilight of the tyrants
• A modern tale of slavery, survival, and escape
• Head Scarf Isn't Haute Couture?
• Forever young: Peter Pan turns 100