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Monitor articles for May 30, 1995

• Drawing Strength From Young Curiosity
• Providing Perspective On the News -- in One Minute, 45 Seconds
• Learning From McNamara's Misjudgments
• Naval Academy Cracks Down on Drinking
• Iraqi Embargo's Unknown Victims
• Learning From McNamara's Misjudgments
• WORTH NOTING N TV
• WHO OWNS THE BIG THREE NETWORKS
• News In Brief
• Storm Clouds Collect Over Indy Car Racing
• Family Roles Unraveling
• The Local Perspective
• The Public Has a Right to Make 'You're on the Air' Fair Again
• Unearthed Tales Along the Nile
• Press Gets Blame for Public Cynicism
• Sand
• Clinton Leaves Field To the Republicans
• Rupert Murdoch Miffed Over New British Rules
• Bosnia Showdown Brings West to War's Brink
• Can US Revive Ghettos Where Chicago Failed
• Those Buying Shares With DRIPs, Aren't Drips
• Empty Seats in Baseball: Now the Fans Are on Strike
• Gaggles of Geese Give Up the Wild To Become Pests in Urban America
• Tom Brokaw: Dinner-Hour News Should Always Have a Place
• WORDS OF NOTE
• For the Networks, Good News Is A Profitable News Show
• Bosnia Showdown Brings West to War's Brink
• It's a Good Thing Thoreau Never Had to Move a Family
• Jordan Nixes Anti-Israel Rally, But Fails to Snuff Resistance to Peace Pact
• Staying Out of Jail With Books' Help
• Democracy Teeters in Three Ex-Soviet States
• When Is Enough Enough?
• IN THEIR OPINION
• Trimming Subsidies For Farms Could Help The Environment