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Monitor articles for April 11, 2005

• Equine expressions
• Amid gloom, a gusher
• Business & Finance
• Doing what you can do - now
• Reporters on the Job
• Naming him was horseplay
• Anti-Japan protests jar an uneasy Asia
• A low-risk strategy that pays as rates rise
• Freedom for China's Currency
• Bomb's target: Egyptian tourism
• Save the pay phone - a suddenly endangered species
• Margaret Spellings
• Avoiding an Israeli In-Your-Face
• Gas bonanza shakes dust from Western towns
• If you whistle a happy tune, don't call it a jingle
• Unloved utilities generate electrifying returns
• USA
• A Week's Worth
• What's next in evening news? Stay tuned
• Colorado case reopens debate about tenure
• There's dry wit, and then there's dryer wit
• How well are hard-liners running Tehran?
• The right stuff: F-16s to Pakistan is wise decision
• Nepal: the King's gambit
• Letters
• A Sox star graciously faces his 'Nation'
• In Spain, signs that far right is on the rise
• US, Israeli leaders talk differences
• World
• 'Free Tibet' push fades as India-China ties warm