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Monitor articles for October 01, 1999

• The American Century
• Letters
• He's monosyllabic - I'm speechless
• News In Brief
• More politics as usual in Mexico's race for presidency?
• Kissinger and the loss of E. Timor
• Speaking up for the 'middle-class actor'
• Lock the door, but don't throw away that key
• Fallout of Japan's nuclear policy
• Gurkhas on patrol in Dili
• Reforming US Gatekeepers
• In Jo Dee-land, things look 'alright'
• Art across America
• World Cup showcases a compelling contact sport
• Tough Love for Debtors
• Pig out on 'Animal Farm'; 'Sticks' has sports deviltry
• Violence at Belgrade protest fans anti-Milosevic fire
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Ryder Cup shows what fans crave: competition
• What charities cannot do
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• What's On TV
• Cartoon
• China celebrates 50 years of communism
• Art fiasco reveals a changing New York
• Snazzy 'Three Kings' misses chance for insights on war
• Reform Party seeks a compass
• Turf wars ensnare plain-talking FBI chief
• Curating an era 'I've lived through'
• Chicago's bid for 112 stories of glory
• World's largest, most colorful elections
• The Crossword
• News In Brief
• 'Tag-sale artist' wins museum show
• Nobel Prize goes to Grass
• Books deserve a triumph, computers a mere ovation
• 'Plunkett' mixes lavish costumes & MTV
• In the details
• Today's Story Line
• Solution to this week's puzzle:
• Surprises make this the year of the thriller
• Gummi Bears, grass tufts, and goals