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Monitor articles for November 09, 2021

Men are missing from college campuses: What’s being done to bring them back?
First LookEyes on the driver: Biden wants a tech fix to curb drunk driving
Climate crisis as change agent? For Israel and Jordan, a warmer peace.
First LookHow Belarus is using migrants to escalate conflict with EU
Economics 101: More college classes bring moral debates to the surface
Tuesday, November 9, 2021 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
A Christian Science PerspectiveBlack lives, blue lives, and everyone's true life
Why COP26 stakes are so high for India’s women
The Monitor's ViewHow ballots can win over bullets
First LookFacebook whistleblower says metaverse adds more privacy concerns