The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 31, 1996

• THE STEVENSON FAMILY SUCCESS STORY
• THIS BOOK EXPLORES THE MYSTIQUE OF ALL THE OTHERS
• OZARKS ``COUNTRY NOIR'' ON SHARP EDGE OF GRISLY NIGHT
• MAILMAN'S ``LEGEND'' BELONGS IN A COMIC
• LIVING IN THE PAST RITA MAE BROWN PRESENTS A THOUGHT-PROVOKING TIME-TRAVEL TALE.
• THE TELEPHONE - AND ALL ITS STORIES - TURNS 120 YEARS OLD
• DYSTOPIAN STORIES ARE FEROCIOUS, WITTY AND MUCH TOO FAMILIAR
• TROUBLE BEGINS AT HOME THE ISSUE: AMERICANS ARE CONCERNED THAT SOCIETY IS SKIDDING OUT OF CONTROL. MANY BLAME IT ON THE DECLINE OF THE FAMILY AND, SPECIFICALLY, ON PARENTS' INABILITY TO PROVIDE CHILDREN WITH THE GUIDANCE THEY NEED.
• ``MOTOR VOTER'' BOOSTS REGISTRATION SCORE ONE FOR DEMOCRACY
• WARNER'S RECORD - AND MILLER'S
• REPLACE MCSWEENEY, NOT WARNER
• HOW ABOUT SEQUOIA FOR NAUTICUS?
• CREATION ``SCIENCE'' REARS ITS HEAD - AGAIN
• COURT CURTAILS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?
• HMOS VS. HEALTH CARE
• A VOTE FOR COSGROVE
• CANDIDATE CLINTON BETRAYS PROFESSOR CLINTON
• TELEVISION IS NOT FRIEND OF THE FAMILY
• THIS JOB-TRAINING PROGRAM WORKS - SO DON'T FIX IT
• ETHICS TEST SHOWS WHAT WE REALLY VALUE
• REPORT TO READERS DID COLUMN SEND THE WRONG SIGNAL?