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Monitor articles for March 29, 2004

• How to handle a family trust
• Fight erupts over funds used to rebuild after 9/11 attacks
• A Week's Worth
• How I felled trees and logged family time
• Bribery charge dogs Sharon
• New faces at the beauty salon
• Etc...
• Abortion resurfaces as wedge issue
• The new pioneers of sprawl
• Happiness is more than a job
• World
• Britain rethinks child protection
• After nuclear's meltdown, a cautious revival
• Homeland security at the grass-roots level
• How a US historian sparked calls for his arrest - in India
• Wanted in Germany: a few good risk-takers
• Mean girls: an overhyped stereotype
• Madrid attacks may spur Basque group to rethink terrorism
• Business & Finance
• Reporters on the Job
• Preserving US History in Sound
• First birds, then squirrels, now deer. What next?
• USA
• After the diploma, a brighter outlook
• Letters
• Tyco and Executive Excess
• Greenspan's diminishing aura
• Is your computer spying on you?
• The nice-girl stereotype evolves