State Journal
Pants that sag to the knees, skimpy skirts and bare midriffs, cell
phones and pagers are all the rage among teenagers determined to fit
in. Administrators in Oklahoma are afraid that a tiny provision in the
state's voluminous school improvement law could undermine their efforts
to ban such fads in the classroom.
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