The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 7, 1996

• ENDLESS?
• SERVING, TOO
• VIRGINIA: CRUMBLING SCHOOLS PAY NOW - OR MORE LATER
• THE SKINNY OF LITERACY PASSPORT TESTS
• AN INSTRUMENT OF DISCOVERY PULITZER-WINNER ANNIE PROULX USES A GREEN BUTTON ACCORDION'S TRAVELS TO TELL A WICKEDLY FUNNY TALE OF TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY AMERICA.
• ACROSS THE DIVIDE THE ISSUE: JOINED IN STRUGGLE 30 YEARS AGO BY THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, JEWS AND AFRICAN AMERICANS HAVE SINCE DRIFTED APART. DISTRUST AND ECONOMICS HAVE POISONED THE RELATIONSHIP. BUT TWO MISSISSIPI FAMILIES BRIDGE THAT GAP, AND ONE DAUGHTER FOUND HOPE FOR NEW HARMONY.
• NORFOLK HAS LONG HISTORY AS MEDICAL COMMUNITY
• REPORT TO READERS ENTERPRISING IDEA DISAPPOINTED SOME
• BRIDGE-TUNNEL BOYCOTT? WHY NOT?
• HONORING HEROES' STRENGTHS, NOT THEIR TIMES
• VAN GOGH AT THE CHRYSLER MUSEUM TRAVELING ART
• AUTHORS ASK THE QUESTIONS OF WAR
• TACKLING THE BIG ISSUES... AND THE NITTY-GRITTY
• FOR THE NAVY, IMAGE IS EVERYTHING AT THE MOVIES
• WHEN MOTHERS AND FATHERS FADE, CHILDREN NEVER GROW UP
• SPOOKY HISTORY UNEARTHED IN ``ROSEWOOD CASKET''