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Monitor articles for September 21, 2007
- 'The War' is television at its most profound
- At Virginia Tech, a film asks, 'Can we forgive?'
- USA
- How to get people to read the classics
- Etc.
- After 60 plays, Horton Foote still striving
- Return to the bike? Hard sell in Beijing
- A dad struggles with alone-time with his daughter
- New in theaters
- Be true to your school (colors)
- Highly anticipated sophomore discs from KT Tunstall and James Blunt
- A legal danger zone for Blackwater
- Suddenly, 3-D stars are a must-have ornament
- Reporters on the Job
- Letters to the Editor
- Tubegazing
- China on the wrong road in Burma
- How much can U.N. achieve in Iraq?
- Israel's harder line on Gaza complicates U.S. push for talks
- New on DVD: Two sports dramas that aspire to inspirational finishes
- Britain lends lessons in credit crunch
- Bush wants permanent warrantless wiretap law
- The quest to forgive
- All aboard for a chat-fest
- 'Jena 6' case raises questions of bias in U.S. justice
- The bloated ballad of 'Jesse James'
- What we give up by using first names
- Doubts aside, no move to cut U.S. troop levels
- Monitor picks
- Latest leafy green recalls: A step-up in inspections in sight?
- World
- Unfinished victory in Lebanon
- 'Wild' at heart
- Kevin Rudd: In Australia, the rise of a political nerd