The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Front: Sunday, March 19, 1995

• NEW LAW WILL HELP FOREIGNERS ADOPT CHILDREN IN RUSSIA
• ON-LINE STUDENTS GET E-MAIL EDUCATION CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT'S NEW PROGRAM REACHES ABOUT 200 STUDENTS VIA COMPUTER.
• REGENT UNIVERSITY TAKES LOW-TECH APPROACH TO DISTANCE EDUCATION
• SAILOR BLASTS NAVY AS CAREER SINKS DESPITE NAVY'S FINDINGS, SHE SAYS INJURIES CAUSED BY A BEATING AS A RECRUIT ARE FORCING HER OUT.
• JUSTICE DEPT. TAKES REVERSE-BIAS CASE DISCRIMINATION SUIT AGAINST ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY BRIMS WITH POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS.
• JUDGE FAVORS NAVY IN LAWSUIT OVER GAY SAILOR THE JUDGE CALLED THE ``DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL'' POLICY A MODEST STEP TOWARD TOLERANCE OF HOMOSEXUALS.
• FAULTY PART CAUSES FAA TO ORDER 6,000 PLANES GROUNDED
• TEAM WILL LEAD EFFORT TO MAKE PAPER REFLECT ALL OF HAMPTON ROADS
• STUDENTS TUNE IN ELECTRONIC COLLEGE ODU TELETECHNET BEAMS COURSES TO 800 STUDENTS ACROSS THE STATE
• COAST GUARD LOOKS TO RESTRUCTURE TRAINING OFFICER-TRAINING WOULD MOVE TO NEW LONDON, CONN.
• CLARIFICATION
• ODU SEEKS 2ND MIRACLE TODAY