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Monitor articles for October 15, 1999

• What we do for our country
• Famous felines
• HBO's role evolves with 'Innocent'
• Latest tool for saving fish: Pollute the river
• Research supports idea that age doesn't hinder learning
• Harlem dancers leap to stage and classroom
• Treading carefully on path to N. Ireland peace
• Sports101
• A tough place to be a woman with a cause
• Twin Cities burst with stage energy
• News In Brief
• To enjoy music, stop to really listen
• It's not just about baseball - it's about attitude
• Latest tool of student protest: job resume
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• The Crossword
• Overpowering domestic violence
• The delicate task of wooing interest groups
• Letters
• Our recipe for culinary harmony
• News In Brief
• For UN and East Timor, a chance to start over
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• The telegraphic wit that preceded the '30'
• 'Stayin' Alive' on Broadway
• Cartoon
• Today's Story Line
• Solution to this week's puzzle
• US wary as Europe ponders defense ties
• New York fest spotlights bold and lively avant-garde films
• Arms-control world upended
• David Lynch plays it 'Straight'
• Indigenous rocks its way up the charts
• A hard blow hits Mexican politics
• When Spying Goes Public
• Advertisers fund family-friendly TV, win kudos
• What's On TV
• No Way to Treat a Treaty
• Yes, indeed, we're walkin'