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Monitor articles for August 19, 2005

• American Life in Poetry
• Letters
• On an elephant's back, I said yes
• Churches seeking marketing-savvy breed of pastor
• Nothing succeeds (with black readers) like success
• Local discontent with 'No Child Left Behind' grows
• A good deed in Gush Katif
• Moviegoers get into the swim of things
• Democrats struggle to find chinks in Roberts's armor
• Lamenting the loss of the traditional American Sunday
• Moving ahead fearlessly
• The morning Mom planned to sleep in
• Is China Japan all over again?
• Monitor Picks
• Coaches in motion as season lines up
• Tubegazing: 'Inside 9/11'
• Palestinians welcome pullout warily
• Etc...
• Youth gather for 'Catholic Woodstock'
• Movie Guide
• What if the US had to write a constitution from scratch?
• USA
• Follow-up on a story: Fund for Malawi Girls
• Call the Nissan Quest 'Revenge of the Minivan,' part deux.
• Cooking out, eating in
• Kick the Internet into high speed
• Where art curators go when they're off the clock
• Take this 'Red Eye,' but buckle up
• Into It: Michael Flatley
• Half the seeds, but still too many veggies
• Business & Finance
• Pullout opponents make last stand in synagogues
• Boise is hot - and cool
• World
• India bypasses the wires to bring Wi-Fi to its remote residents
• For security's sake, old rift with New Zealand overlooked by US
• 'Valiant' effort never takes flight