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Monitor articles for April 21, 2000

• In Pakistan, a beardless man doesn't fit in
• News In Brief
• Cal Ripken finds 3,000 ways to succeed
• Hot-seat question: to sit or sell?
• Suspense under the sea in 'U-571'
• Real gender gap in politics: men
• What's On TV
• The complex passions of Miami Cubans
• In Miami, free speech is selective
• Green issues alter campaign climate
• Writing plays in the land of films
• We are not powerless
• Beyond what's in the books
• Holding on, and letting go
• News In Brief
• Singapore loosens reins with Speakers Corner
• 'Center' dances to sprightly beat
• 'Goodspeed's Folly' no more
• Russia's goodwill pacts come with a bite
• Gentle Anglo-Irish fable takes on love and politics
• Sports 101
• Two hidden ancient cultures revealed
• The Executing of Executions
• The turnoff of TV Turnoff Week
• Dusting off the musicals
• News In Brief
• A game show gets religion
• News In Brief
• One who shouldn't be, and three who should
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• Huge special-effects feats feed stories in 'U-571' and 'T-REX'
• The Final Word.
• Today's Story Line:
• Cops narrow gap on Web criminals
• Bach's 250th produces some wild and woolly CDs
• Don't trash the planet
• In Harare it's economy, not race
• As asylum seekers surge, British beg to differ
• The Restarting of START
• Lively legend plans escape from acting