The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, November 12, 1995

• HIS CAMERA FOUND MAGIC IN THE ALLEYS
• HAMPTON ROADS ECONOMY: GUIDANCE AHEAD
• ANOTHER VIEW: BALANCE THE FEDERAL BUDGET, CREDIBLY
• THE VEGETARIAN SOLUTION TO PIG WASTE
• BUILDING BETTER NORFOLK LIBRARY
• SHRINK GOVERNMENT
• A SOLDIER'S DUTY
• BROWNS OWNER'S REAL LOVE IS GREEN WEALTHY ART MODELL WILL GET WEALTHIER BY PROVING FANS DON'T MATTER ANYMORE
• CODE COULD HELP KEEP POLITICS CLEAN NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNING IS ANGERING MANY VOTERS
• REPORT TO READERS: ELECTION GUIDES GET A ``YES'' VOTE
• ALLEN HASN'T DONE HIMSELF PROUD
• NAMES FROM THE PAST MAY ASSAULT VMI
• VIRGINIA'S TWO-PARTY GENERAL ASSEMBLY: WORK TOGETHER, PLEASE
• ISRAEL AFTER RABIN: THE HARD WORK FOR PEACE IN THE MIDEAST MAY HAVE JUST GOTTEN HARDER
• EMOTIONAL GENIUS: PSYCHOLOGIST DANIEL GOLEMAN ARGUES THAT EMOTIONAL APTITUDE MAY BE MORE IMPORTANT THAN RAW INTELLECT IN DETERMINING SUCCESS IN LIFE.
• JOURNEY SHOWS PUBLIC EDUCATION DOING RIGHT
• ON PICASSO: A YOUTH FILLED WITH PASSION AND PARADOX
• ON LINCOLN: NOT SO PASSIVE AS THIS BIOGRAPHER BELIEVES