The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Commentary: Sunday, January 1, 1995

• STORYTELLING PRIMER DISCOVERS UNIVERSAL IN THE MULTICULTURAL
• INTEREST RATES DISCLOSE THE POWER OF OUR GOVERNMENT ARE WE DEPENDENT ON GOVERNMENT, OR IS IT THE OTHER WAY AROUND?
• NAVY'S SHORT-TERM CASH CRUNCH INDICATES LONG-TERM PROBLEM
• ARE GUNS THE PROBLEM? IT IS NOT TRUE THAT VIOLENT CRIME IS EXCLUSIVE TO THE UNITED STATES. EVEN IN NEW ZEALAND, WHICH RECENTLY TOUGHENED ITS ALREADY RESTRICTIVE GUN LAWS, VIOLENCE IS RISING.
• THE 1995 AGENDA RETOOLING FOREIGN POLICY
• NOTHING AFFIRMATIVE HERE
• THERE'S STILL HOPE FOR SCHOOLS
• NO TO NAUTICUS - AT LEAST AS IT IS
• REPORT TO READERS WHAT TURNED YOU ON, AND OFF, IN '94
• GOVERNORS PROPOSE A NEW FEDERALISM FOR CHANGE, WITH CARE
• PRAY PRIVATELY
• ARCHITECT'S SUBTLE TOUCHES MADE CUSTOMHOUSE UNIQUELY SOUTHERN
• BOOKS MAKE US MEMBERS OF HUMAN FAMILY
• POSTMODERNISM BELIEVING IN LIFE DESPITE ALIENATION
• BATTLE OF THE BOOKS, REPRISED THE SWIFTIAN WAR PITTING THE ANCIENT AGAINST THE MODERN CONTINUES TO RAGE TODAY IN THE DEBATE OVER THE VALUE OF THE WESTERN LITERARY CANON.