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Monitor articles for April 15, 2008

• For Cuban youths, revolution means more free expression
• Zimbabwean officials fear prosecution if Mugabe loses
• Will Medvedev's Russia tread more lightly on business?
• Big Maoist wins could reshape Nepal's politics
• Iraqi forces free kidnapped journalist Richard Butler
• U.S. hopes to counter Mahdi Army's clout in Baghdad
• All about windmills
• New work from two poetry pros satisfies both ear and mind
• A roundup of poetry bestsellers
• Will the Simple Return end April 15 tax agony?
• Starbucks to distribute billions of little plastic sticks
• The Archimedes Codex unpeeled by modern technological sleuthing
• USA
• World
• Reporters on the Job
• Etc.
• The key to keeping teens in school
• Good news on Social Security?
• A fix for the FAA's turbulence
• For Maxine Kumin, 'Writing is my salvation'
• Three novels-in-verse perfect for 'tween' readers
• Three novels-in-verse for ‘tween’ readers
• When it comes to school field trips, I'll always remember Norway
• The Archimedes Codex unpeeled by modern technological sleuthing
• Pope begins a 'teaching' trip to U.S.
• Google Earth maps become venue for helping world
• California eyes new free-speech protections in schools
• Dalai Lama's US visit roils US-China relations
• Letters to the Editor
• Standing tall!