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Monitor articles for May 31, 2005

• European integration at crossroad
• When good kids get bad advice on college
• Q. Whose Bible is it? A. Whose isn't it?
• USA
• Nuclear Holes to Be Filled
• In crowded schools, lunch feels the pinch
• Letters
• When 'Non' Means So Much More
• Did the author of '1984' foretell the Burma of 2005?
• A lightning rod takes on California schools
• Business & Finance
• The dangers of being Uzbekistan's best friend
• Teaching students to be 'competent jurors' on evolution
• 'Cedar' revolutionaries want more reform for Lebanon
• Forget crosswords. Britons now like their puzzles with numbers.
• Etc...
• Today's yearbooks raise eyebrows
• No free pass for the icons we know and love
• World
• Reporters on the Job
• Bloomberg's pricey bid to win a second term
• A two-for-one healing
• Latest fad in housing: Buy, then rent
• Q&A: Lebanon's parliamentary elections
• Any dog can have a champion day
• The boss who built MGM's dream factory
• US and Iraqis join to stem abuse
• Salute to US troops from those at home
• Democracy gains in Ethiopia, a key US ally in terror war
• A soundscape of people oppressed - and moving up
• A teacher's son just says 'no' to SAT prep classes