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Monitor articles for January 30, 2012

• Why New Hampshire lets parents have broad say over children's coursework
• 5 films getting buzz at the Sundance Film Festival
• Prosecutors: 50 million Megaupload users' data could be gone by Thurs.
• Film critics pick the 50 best movies of all time
• Avoid the backward start-up
• Valentine's Day: 10 romantic movies to watch
• IAEA visit: It's showtime for Iran's nuclear denials
• Meatless Monday: Moroccan tagine
• New airport security plans: less frisking, more 'pre-screening'
• 'Honor killings' in Canada: 5 responses to the Shafia verdict
• The free market doesn't make people poor. People do.
• Working beyond 65 can be good. Is it right?
• Top 5 foreign-language films
• Newt Gingrich the tea party favorite? Not necessarily in Florida.
• World markets rattled, but Dow only down six
• Can Obama's health-care law force Catholics to support birth control?
• Eight reasons to hit ‘mute’ during TV ads by super PACs
• Huge pythons annihilating Everglades wildlife, report scientists
• Canadian teenagers launch Lego man to the stars
• Will Ron Paul win more delegates this week than Gingrich, Santorum?
• John-Paul Maxfield aims to put nutrients from food waste back into the soil
• With Americans holed up in Cairo embassy, Egypt's lobbyists in DC quit
• Germany's green energy sector: can it grow without subsidies?
• Volcanic eruptions emerge as lead cause for Little Ice Age
• Obama, like Roberts, seeks harmony in Washington
• Jonathan Franzen: E-readers are 'damaging to society'
• Building green cities using public/private partnerships
• Senegalese take to streets after president cleared for third election run
• Rick Santorum says 3-year-old daughter recovering, and he's back to campaigning
• End of Arab League observer mission to Syria opens door to renewed clashes
• Florida I-75 south of Gainesville reopened after massive pileup
• Taliban talks: Another Karzai tiff with the US?
• Wanted Women
• Readers Write: Homeownership isn't all bad – or good; EU is a model for peace
• Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa sees "draconian" cuts ahead in Obama's budget
• 'A Wrinkle in Time' 50 years later
• A negotiated solution to Syria? Unlikely.
• Ferris Bueller extended commercial is now available online
• Does Newt Gingrich have a women voter problem?
• Free Syrian Army: Better tool for toppling Syria's Assad than UN?
• Home prices fall again
• Are you prepared for appliance failure?
• Putin's answer to polling fraud: lots of webcams
• Inexhaustible divine energy
• Stocks fall. Greece weighs on markets.
• SAG Awards' unexpected winners: 'The Help,' Dujardin win
• Organized crime sets its sights on peaceful Uruguay
• The most important election of a lifetime? So say Gingrich et al.
• Tony Boursiquot rushed home to Haiti to become a 'defender of the weakest.'
• Bash America? The Castros play to their base in Cuba
• Canadian teens send Legonaut into 'space'
• South Sudan's oil cutoff: brilliant negotiating, or suicide?