The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Monday, March 27, 1995

• TRY THE `PLEASE BE SEATED' PROGRAM
• MORE THEATERS
• DISGUSTING AD
• MEDIATION OFTEN BETTER THAN COURTS CHOOSE THIS OPTION
• CLEAN WATER ACT AN ENDANGERED SPECIES
• MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM MADE NATIONAL SEMIFINALS NSU'S TRIUMPHANT YEAR
• NEWSPAPER PUSHING QUOTAS
• WELFARE ISN'T RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OUR SOCIAL ILLS
• PROSTATE CANCER VACCINE IS READY TO BE TESTED
• NEW STANDARDS FOR SCHOOLS: ARE THESE CHANGES THE RIGHT ONES? STATE SCHOOLS CHIEF WILLIAM C. BOSHER SAYS REVISIONS TO THE ``STANDARDS OF LEARNING,'' WHICH LIST WHAT SHOULD BE TAUGHT AT EACH GRADE LEVEL, MAKE THEM MORE DEMANDING AND EASIER TO MEASURE.
• LICKETY-SPLIT LITIGATION IN NORFOLK LOCAL FEDERAL COURTS ARE THE SECOND-FASTEST IN AMERICA.
• OSPREY AIRCRAFT CREATES TURBULENCE THAT COULD DISTURB TROOPS WORKING NEAR IT
• DEFENDING CHAMPS TOP CAVS
• CORRECTION
• NATIONAL PARK: SKYLINE DRIVE TO RUIN ONCE A SHOWCASE, SHENANDOAH IS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS ARE DECLINING.