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Monitor articles for August 24, 2007

• At Gettysburg, a new battle: urban sprawl
• Bush prepares way for key Iraq assessment
• Sarkozy pushes Mediterranean Union
• Agog over BOGs?
• As an energy-saver, the clothesline makes a comeback
• Autovations: The Toyota Tundra
• Ahead of 'September Dawn,' Mormon Church revisits dark period
• New in theaters
• In 'The Champ,' feel the glove
• My name is Chuck. I'll be your writer.
• US intelligence describes 'paralyzed' Iraqi government
• How to photograph your children – without shooting them or yourself
• US woos top Latin American students
• DVD reviews
• For pop's survivors, a trip to the state fair
• Tubegazing
• Etc.
• Mining for coal safety
• Noteworthy music
• Letters to the Editor
• Happiness found – at the home store
• Bird by bird, the avian population is shrinking
• Prayer for the miners in Utah
• South Africa's rising wave of crime
• A small museum climbs onto the global stage
• USA
• In Britain, ever-cheaper alcohol is prompting legal action
• Into It: Dan Rather
• No profound entries in 'The Nanny Diaries'
• Reporters on the Job
• Monitor Picks
• Padilla sues US officials over confinement
• An intensifying US campaign against Iran
• World