The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Commentary: Sunday, April 2, 1995

• ON THE PULSE OF CELEBRITY: ANGELOU CASHES IN ON CACHET
• WORDS OF DEFIANCE DENY STING OF SLAVERY'S WHIP
• SOUTHERN JUSTICE
• BASEBALL FICTION RING LARDNER'S STORIES FROM 1914-1919 RECALL A SIMPLER SPORT, WHILE A NOVEL ABOUT AN ALL-GAY TEAM FALLS SHORT.
• A TASTY TALE OF LIFE'S SWEET MYSTERIES
• WELFARE SYSTEM ABUSES CHILDREN
• VIRGINIA CITIES PORTSMOUTH'S BIND
• MAKING COLLEY AVENUE AND 21ST STREET SPECIAL THREE CHEERS FOR CHARM
• THE END
• INDEPENDENT PHARMACISTS SERVE YOU
• REPORT TO READERS SILENCE MARKED END OF HOT-TYPE
• RAISE THE STANDARDS
• CUT THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
• LISTEN: THERE'S NO MONEY TO REFUND
• A CRUMBLING FUTURE AFTER DECADES AS THE FOUNDATION OF THE U.S. ECONOMY, THE MIDDLE CLASS FINDS ITSELF ON SHAKY GROUND
• ADVOCACY GROUPS SEEK COMMON GROUND
• NORFOLK'S CHINESE HERITAGE DATES BACK MORE THAN A CENTURY
• CITIZENS ARE TAKING CHARGE TO MAKE COMMUNITIES BETTER