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Monitor articles for November 08, 2004

• A muscle car gets a classy touch
• Small town, big hearts: a shelter from the storm
• Dutch debate a 'values' divide after slaying
• My illustrated son
• Why taxpayers may steer in new direction
• Advice to innovators: You really fail only when you quit
• Arizona as the new canvas for exurban mega growth
• Really grateful?
• A 'moral voter' majority? The culture wars are back
• Anti-French mood roils Ivory Coast
• Red states won - now the red ink
• World
• Reporters on the Job
• High stakes of taking Fallujah
• For Illinois farmers, a record harvest
• Kerry joins the also-ran club
• A Week's Worth
• Letters
• Bush's Foreign Priority
• Ken Mehlman
• The gradual goodbye
• Business & Finance
• Early lines on Bush's next cabinet
• Maybe a Democrat can win in the South
• When rain didn't come, our neighbors came through
• MoMA as Momma
• Driving my daughter to distraction
• US heading into major urban assault in Iraq
• Moving after 23 years: What are the capital-gains consequences?
• An 80-mile swim - with hubcaps
• 'Inverted utopias'
• USA