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Monitor articles for August 09, 2005

• African-Americans enlist to preserve the all-black town
• Japan vote could see major shift
• The cost of a life in exile
• Does money transform schools?
• A father who never fully came in from the cold
• Beating the 'would have, could have, should have' blues
• The Blot on Japan Inc.
• Journalism's fear and loathing of blogs
• I'm always glad to see the 'glads' pop up
• How a party girl went in search of a panda
• Iraqis far apart over role of Islam
• The friendship that changed painting
• USA
• US troops keep watch along Kenya's coast
• Iran resumes nuclear work; the West scrambles
• Letters
• Israel's Orange-Blue Divide
• Etc...
• Iraqi women urge limited sharia in new constitution
• Passing of an era - and an urbane anchor - in TV news
• Adding to the heart of charity
• Business & Finance
• Reporters on the Job
• US antiterror ally ousted, but a democracy promised
• More tests, more closed shores
• Some people weren't meant to be gardeners
• Islamic law aids tsunami widows
• World
• When love flies in the face of race and class
• The Parsley Plot