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Monitor articles for November 10, 2000

• Olives and the economics of an intifadah
• Where new tobacco shops could go up in smoke
• New diaspora: Zimbabwe's farmhands
• CORRECTION
• Trigger-happy election calls
• Now the work begins
• Fanfare for an uncommon man
• South Korean public's support for US bases ebbs
• As American as salt fish
• Three new plays likely to be winners at box office
• Singer gains momentum with 'Righteous Love'
• Prospects for revote in Palm Beach
• Today's Story Line
• Coming soon: fewer R-rated trailers
• 'Planet' crashes onto screens with overblown effects
• Letters
• Will America accept the winner?
• SHOWS WORTH NOTING FOR Nov. 11-17
• A little respect for my junk?
• South Africa's morality campaign
• The votes against vouchers
• Parents rebel against explicit student surveys
• Voter split was reaction to Clinton as much as issues
• News In Brief
• Dance moves the spirit
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• The fun is back in a land of dust, oil, and football
• The results are in
• Movie guide
• Big moons and other illusions
• A language of sharing and poetic pictures
• News In Brief
• European neighbors see red over nuclear plant
• Audiences should dive in to 'Honor'
• A taboo film no longer labeled 'dangerous' in Indonesia
• Actress no stranger to biblical roles
• TV serves up fine family fare
• Asian films gain speed using surprise, energy
• SPORTS 101
• A musical theater legend resurrects his 'favorite' flop
• A cornucopia of Copland