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Monitor articles for October 30, 2007

• When bills go to conference committee, what happens?
• Etc.
• Military chaplains: A historian's view from the American Revolution to Iraq
• The cost of American bellicosity toward Iran
• Reporters on the Job
• 'Soldier's Heart': Why we ask West Point cadets to wrestle with poetry
• Comic who mocked Burmese junta arrested
• Palestinian census carries sobering subtext for Israelis
• Azerbaijan says it foils attack on US Embassy
• Book bits
• Letters to the Editor
• School's closure in Japan exposes tough times for foreign teachers
• New U.S. tack to defend power grid
• Is child-porn law too broad?
• World
• Malibu church vows, 'We will rise from the ashes'
• Military chaplains: a rich history of more than just blessing the cannons
• Stalin: the man and the era
• As spending ebbs, Fed set to act
• Frozen assets: US has crimped Al Qaeda funds
• Jimmy Carter: troubled presidency, productive postlude
• How persistence pays for a Baghdad baker
• Military chaplain: Marines in Iraq look to pastor for answers to tough questions
• God's warriors
• War protests: Why no coverage?
• Tough task for Argentina's 'Hillary'
• Philip Roth completes his melancholic Zuckerman cycle
• Come blow your horn!
• The calamity curve
• USA