The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 10, 1996

• DOLE'S CANDIDACY FINDS HIM SPEECHLESS
• CHRYSLER MUSEUM OF ARTS STRENGTHEN IT
• VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE IMMUNITY DUMP IT
• HOW ABOUT SOME POSITIVE PUBLICITY?
• ``COMPETITION MAKES THINGS HAPPEN''
• WORRY ABOUT CHILDREN
• PEOPLE, NOT PARTIES, ELECT PEOPLE
• CRIME-BUSTING COURT PUTS INNOCENT AT RISK
• REPORT TO READERS A TERRIBLE DEED, A TERRIBLE IMAGE
• PRIORITIES
• REDRAWING THE SOCIAL CONTRACT AN OPEN LETTER FROM SAM GLASSCOCK
• THE NAVY'S DIRTY LAUNDRY RE-EXAMINATION GIVES INSIGHTS INTO THE SERVICE'S SCANDALS.
• SAMUELSON DISMISSES AMERICA'S MALAISE (PERHAPS TOO HASTILY)
• VISSER FINDS MEANING, WHIMSY IN EVERY BRANCH OF SCHOLARSHIP
• KINCAID PORTRAYS A REAL HAVE-NOT
• TALK OF INTEGRITY IS DULL NEXT TO THOSE WHO LIVE IT
• CITIZENS CAN AND DO FOLLOW TALK WITH ACTION
• BYGONE ART OF TALKING POLITICS THE ISSUE: CAN BICKERING IN NATIONAL POLITICS BE TRACED TO THE DECLINE OF CONVERSATION? CAN WE DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT?