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Monitor articles for November 21, 2007

• Etc.
• Thanksgiving: an important time for fancy dishes and table talk
• For some Gen-Yers, holidays back home are passé
• Juvenile offenders start life over with a crochet hook
• Pakistan frees some opposition activists, calls for parliamentary elections
• Hurrah for the pumpkin pie
• Cambodian justice moves forward
• Holiday retail outlook: more conservative
• Cranberries are headed north
• Whose rules apply to the Web?
• Life doesn't have to be rated R
• Reporters on the Job
• The German question over Iran
• Momentum builds for Mideast peace summit
• Holiday retail outlook: more conservative
• Don't punish the private sector for helping defend national security.
• Election a tinderbox for Lebanon
• Southeast Asian nations split over treatment of Burma
• Whose rules apply to the Web?
• Southern Africa moves past liberation heroes
• Democrats take defensive tack with Bush
• Grateful for God's footprints
• Collage for Thanksgiving
• Cranberries are headed north
• In China, a reason to give thanks
• U.N. climate recap adds heat to '08 race
• Global spread of democracy stalled
• French workers take to streets
• Free Kosovo – without a fight
• Recipes using Thanksgiving leftovers from Monitor readers
• USA
• U.S. Supreme Court takes up gun-rights case
• World