The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Commentary: Sunday, May 14, 1995

• BY BILL RUEHLMANN, BOOK COLUMNIST
• INSPECTOR MORSE NOVEL BUILDS A MAZE OF MYSTERY
• SENIORS' STORIES INSPIRE WOMEN TO DANCE INTO THEIR GOLDEN YEARS
• DISTORTION OF SOUTH SHAMES ITS AUTHORS
• VIRGINIA UNIVERSITIES' RESEARCH BEARS FRUIT HOW BRAINS BRING JOBS
• ABSURD TO LINK ROBERTSON TO TERRORISTS
• SALINA, KANSAS: A GREAT HOME TOWN
• CRIMINALS SHOULD PAY THE PRICE
• `HATE SPEECH''' AIMED AT CONSERVATIVES
• SUPREME COURT CASE LIMITS FEDERAL POWER A CURB ON CONGRESS
• TOO LITTLE RELIGION
• CHILDHOOD CLOWNING LEADS TO AN ERUPTION OF TROUBLE
• STATES SUPERIOR TO FEDS? NOT ALWAYS
• Q&A NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT HARRISON B. WILSON REFLECTS ON HIS 20 YEARS OF SUCCESSES AND STRUGGLES AS HE PREPARES TO GIVE NSU'S COMMENCEMENT KEYNOTE TODAY.