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Monitor articles for December 30, 2004

• Two Swedes
• For recovering addicts, a holiday hurdle
• Vuillard's art offered a candid look at domestic life
• How five newcomers could change Senate
• Should you call in sick if you aren't?
• Business & Finance
• On troubled road, Iraqi cyclists get a little help
• Use tax refunds to help Americans save
• A momentous election for Iraq, and beyond
• Letters
• USA
• Reporters on the Job
• How red tape can clog a river's recovery
• Ripple effects of Indonesia's geological events
• Finally, the world's drinking glass is more than half full
• World
• Think you can't afford college in 2005? Think again, experts urge
• An emerging philanthropic trend: the 'giving circle'
• I strive to be a good roommate - to myself
• Etc...
• In Iraq, a clear-cut bin Laden-Zarqawi alliance
• Forget OPEC. The next cartel may export drinking water.
• When Global Hearts Open
• How safe is the water?
• Fresh push to coordinate tsunami aid
• Honk! The quiet progress of Iraq.
• How the 2005 economy could affect Bush's big plans
• Tourists stranded after tsunami
• Pain Relief - without risk
• When hiking in the dark, lessons in 'trail Braille'
• Swinging on Christo's 'Gates'