The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 2, 1995

• EDUCATION REFORMS MIGHT REFORM ARTS
• NEED FOR SUMMER CLASSES QUESTIONED
• HAMPTON ROADS LOST, REGAINED PLUG THAT NAME
• TRULY DANGEROUS WORK WHEN THINGS WERE WORSE
• HONOR INTELLECT
• NO SPEEDING
• ALIVE YET DEAD TRYING TO SALVAGE LIFE OUT OF CERTAIN DEATH, PARENTS OF ANENCEPHALIC NEWBORNS WISHING TO DONATE THEIR CHILD'S ORGANS SO OTHER INFANTS CAN LIVE HAVE ENCOUNTERED AN ETHICAL DEBATE: WHEN DOES LIFE END AND DEATH BEGIN?
• 50TH-ANNIVERSARY REUNION ALLOWED CIVIL WAR VETS TO RENEW FRIENDSHIPS
• THE CHANGING SHAPE OF LOVE
• TRAGEDY IN THE SOUTHERN TRADITION
• AMERICA IN TROUBLE
• GILCHRIST WEAVES TALES OF MIRACLES AND WONDER
• STORIES PACK STYLISH PUNCHES
• REPORT TO READERS SOME BRIDLE OVER THE BRIDAL STORY
• POLITICIANS GIVETH AND TAKETH AWAY
• THE ATTACK OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
• RED TAPE MUZZLES CHESAPEAKE MAN'S BID TO BE GOOD NEIGHBOR
• STORIES OF THE BAY REFLECT CHANGING WORLD ON THE WATER