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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON MAY 10, 1998
FEATURES
'Falling Up' Editor's note: Two poems (and drawings) from the collection "Falling Up" by witty wordsmith Shel Silverstein By Shel Silverstein
The Baltimore Museum of Art
Primitive, passionate 'Carmina Burana' At once solemn and sexy, Carl Orff's bold, brute cantata with medieval texts both delights the ear and rouses the body. By Judith Green | Judith Green,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
This week's menus A clip and save guide to a week's worth of meals By Susan Nicholson | Susan Nicholson,Universal Press Syndicate
'The religion of hope' By Stephanie Shapiro
Melting down the great chocolate scare Never fear. The 'food of the gods' is not really endangered, just mismanaged By Richard O'Mara | Richard O'Mara,SUN STAFF
Searching for bargains in hotel room rates Costs: Prices are rising, especially in popular tourist destinations, and travelers have to do some research to get the best deals. By Alison Arnett | Alison Arnett,BOSTON GLOBE
Noted Authors
"Defending the Spirit: A Black Life in America," by... By Gracie Bond Staples | Gracie Bond Staples,New York Times News Service
Grilled Beef Kebabs (Sunday)Makes 8 servingsPreparation...
Maintaining interest Read-Aloud Tips
Busy mom, dad need someone on home front By Susan Reimer
Warm breezes waft insideIt's not the season, it's the... By Karol V. Menzie | Karol V. Menzie,Sun Staff
Hoping there's time enough to be saved Cancer: A patient wonders if he will live long enough for a new treatment. By Mike McAlary | Mike McAlary,New York Daily News
If E.T. exists, there's no evicence -- yet By John Alden | John Alden,Special to the Sun
Walking on flairIf mules are way too slow for you, and... By Holly Selby | Holly Selby,Sun Staff
Little Italy's new addition Restaurant: Aldo's has a lot going for it - appealing looks, excellent service, free valet parking. The meal itself, however, could have been better. By Elizabeth Large | Elizabeth Large,SUN RESTAURANT CRITIC
Company coming? Grill a fish Entertaining: No matter how far you live from the ocean, fresh seafood is as close as your supermarket. By Betty Rosbottom | Betty Rosbottom,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Bamboo grows more popular Import: The greatest of grasses, long treasured in Asia, are beginning to make a hit in American landscapes. By Ary Bruno | Ary Bruno,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Quiet contentment By Margaret J. Popp | Margaret J. Popp,Special to the Sun
Families suffer together -- artfully By Laura Demanski | Laura Demanski,Special to the Sun
What makes mass best sellers? Don't ask - nobody will tell By MICHAEL PAKENHAM
Splendor in the asparagus By Annette Gooch | Annette Gooch,universal press syndicate
Different strokes Focus: Exercise comes in many forms, with varying benefits and risks. The trick is finding the right activity for you. Here's help. By Nancy Menefee Jackson | Nancy Menefee Jackson,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Night fears are common for toddlers By T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. | T. Berry Brazelton, M.D.,NEW YORK TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES
Millennium blues: Squid, Spa and Fog TRENDS By Lara M. Zeises
Van Eyck in Philadelphia By JOHN DORSEY
From reunions comes a union By Joanne E. Morvay | Joanne E. Morvay,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Every dog has his day, including Sam the Chihuahua By Dave Barry
Making friends with math A college teacher and former comic wants it known that numbers can be useful - and, in addition, fun. By KNIGHT-RIDDER TRIBUNE
A reappearing act Harry Houdini started it. Bureaucrats misplaced it. But thanks to an unlikely scholar, the Library of Congress' amazing magic archive is back in its rightful place. By Michael Ollove | Michael Ollove,SUN STAFF
The armoire is still suitable Cabinet: You don't have to be a knight to love this useful piece of furniture. It can hold clothes, an entertainment system, an office, linen, china or even cans of soup. By UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE
Weighing in on joys of lifting By Nancy Menefee Jackson
In yesterday's Arts & Society section, an incorrect date... By SYLVIA BADGER
The free-trade turmoil turns cliches upside down Three current books make clear the ideological upheavals that marry the left and right By David Kusnet | David Kusnet,Special to the Sun
Books bring out the animal in kids Animorphs: A shy mother from Minnesota taps into young people's imaginations in a best-selling series. By Edward M. Eveld | Edward M. Eveld,Kansas City Star
"'Martha Speaks,' by Susan Meddaugh, is a story about a...
Munch: A lifetime framed by anguish Now on display at the BMA, the haunting prints of Norwegian Edvard Munch are symbols on both artistic and personal levels. By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,SUN ART CRITIC
No place to be somebody Her music tops that of Madonna and Janet Jackson on the dance charts. She's a superstar across the Atlantic. Meet Ultra Nate: the Baltimore diva you never heard of. By J.D. Considine | J.D. Considine,SUN POP MUSIC CRITIC
Style trends ahead Forecasters: The real force behind what fabrics and colors you'll be wearing two years from now are four women at Manhattan's Bureau de Style. By Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan | Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan,SUN STAFF
Crace's 'Quarantine': Jesus Christ, existentialist By Neil Baldwin | Neil Baldwin,Special to the Sun
History comes alive on plantation tour Virginia: Furnishings and artifacts at Ash Lawn-Highlands reveal realities of life in James Monroe's era. By Stephanie Davis Fletcher | Stephanie Davis Fletcher,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Vision therapy Ask the Experts
Kundera's 'Identity': What is existence? By Alane Salierno Mason | Alane Salierno Mason,Special to the Sun
Jada Pinkett Smith pitches 'Woo,' but it's only an act She's got a new movie and a high-profile marriage, but the Baltimore-born actress seems to have her feet on the ground. By Tamara Ikenberg | Tamara Ikenberg,SUN STAFF
Eruptions of beauty Natural splendor: Whether you're hiking, skiing, driving or just sitting and looking, you'll find a lot to like about the majestic volcanic peaks of the Cascade Mountains. By Candus Thomson | Candus Thomson,Sun Staff
Some cucumbers are disease-resistant
The long and short of homemade shortcake By Rob Kasper
Friend of the family Empathy: When parents bring their sick children to Johns Hopkins Children's Center, nurse Polly Hesterberg is there to lend a hand, a shoulder and a heart. She's been making the rounds for more than three decades. By Peter Jensen | Peter Jensen,Sun Staff
Dream Merchants At the top nation's growing network marketing pyramid you will find astounding wealth, the promise of absolute freedom and something surprising, perhaps By Stephanie Shapiro | Stephanie Shapiro,SUN STAFF
SPORTS
Par for a mother Golf: As with many women, Nancy Lopez feels the strain of combining a career with raising children. But she's determined to be a winner in both. By Don Markus | Don Markus,SUN STAFF
Salisbury gains Div. III semi on late burst By FROM STAFF REPORTS
BaseballAngels: Optioned P Jarrod Washburn to Triple-A...
Yesterday's stars
Notable
Yesterday's stars
Castilla swings into spotlight with big start By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF
Conservation plan leaves Davis with power to burn Rested outfielder had 5 homers in past 4 starts By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF
Kamieniecki passes last test before his return Right-hander says it's 'best I've felt all year' By Joe Strauss and Peter Schmuck | Joe Strauss and Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF
Today's games
'Quest' might be pointing to Preakness Handlers let colt breeze 6 furlongs in Belmont slop By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
Whitbread update
N. Carroll outlasts pesky Westminster to earn 7-4 victory Holmes, Shearer power late surge by Panthers By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,SUN STAFF
At sea, thoughts of life after Whitbread surface By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Terps shake Dukes, get rematch vs. N.C. James Madison falls, 13-8 By Bill Free | Bill Free,SUN STAFF
Small takes stock of Hot Brush's showing Trainer sees solid effort in third-place showing By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF
Time for Miller to take charge Poor pitching, injuries providing early test for first-year manager By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF
Introducing kids to fishing is well worth the effort National Fishing Week offers several chances By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,SUN STAFF
Ravens err with seatsI'm writing in reference to the...
1-2 punch of O's decks Rays, 7-0 Mussina five-hitter, Palmeiro, Ripken HRs trounce Tampa Bay By Joe Strauss | Joe Strauss,SUN STAFF
Notable
Broncos waiting patiently for Elway By Vito Stellino | Vito Stellino,SUN STAFF
No numbers do justice to Surhoff value By KEN ROSENTHAL
Loyola runs out of steam By STEPHEN DRAVIS | STEPHEN DRAVIS,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Hebron vents frustration, eliminates River Hill, 13-8 Vikings are determined after losing county title By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,SUN STAFF
Dinisio, Centennial roll, 21-10 She scores 11 goals, powers Eagles to rout of Hammond By Stan Rappaport | Stan Rappaport,SUN STAFF
Broadneck rises to playoff occasion Edges Severna Park, 7-5, to oust county champions By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF
Rain pushes tennis tourney to tomorrow By Stan Rappaport | Stan Rappaport,SUN STAFF
Caps rout Senators for 2-0 lead in series Washington lets loose on Tugnutt, gets scores from six in 6-1 triumph By Phil Jackman | Phil Jackman,SUN STAFF
Key's tournament debut is a hit Eagles start fast, advance with 12-5 rout of Lansdowne By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,SUN STAFF
Severna Park shuts down Broadneck Falcons blank Bruins, 6-0, advance to semifinals By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,SUN STAFF
City rules throwing events, relays, ends Mervo's run Five-year reign toppled By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Ewing, Knicks stifle Pacers New York holds Indiana to 10 4th-quarter points for Game 3 win, 83-76 By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,SUN STAFF
Reinsdorf's version portrays Jackson as villain, not victim By Jerry Bembry | Jerry Bembry,SUN STAFF
Early harness numbers lagging at Colonial Downs By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,SUN STAFF
Virginia struggles past Hobart Goalie, upstart Statesmen put up good fight but lose NCAA tourney debut, 16-10 By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Price is high, but special treat awaits golfers at Bulle Rock By JOHN STEADMAN
Former Old Mill ace Ziegler has award-winning year in Ala. By Pat O'Malley | Pat O'Malley,SUN STAFF
Liberty routs Magruder, gets North Carroll next Balanced Lions get goals from 12 players, roll, 22-6 By Jeff Seidel | Jeff Seidel,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Ripken, Alomar evoke a loud noise, pro and con Miller says he won't bat 2 back-to-back on road again By Peter Schmuck | Peter Schmuck,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer Joe Strauss contributed to this article
Woodlawn boys, girls win titles Boys breeze to crown again By Steven Kivinski | Steven Kivinski,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Fast-starting Duke survives UNC, 16-14 Diggs, Devils gain Princeton rematch By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,SUN STAFF
Skip Away class of Special field Silver Charm match remains hot topic after 3 1/4 -length win By Tom Keyser | Tom Keyser,SUN STAFF
Dulaney romps over Perry Hall behind Janney Lacrosse roundup By FROM STAFF REPORTS
NEWS
Vincent Hungerford, 34, loan officer, singer By Elaine Tassy | Elaine Tassy,SUN STAFF
Honey of a hobby draws enthusiastic students Beekeeping: Novices take Carroll County class for varied reasons, but all praise their avocation as a source of more than sweetness, By Melinda Rice | Melinda Rice,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
With Schmoke gambling on Rehrmann, Glendening can sit back and count votes By Barry Rascovar
Peace talks effort fails Israel continues to balk at proposals to cede more West Bank land By LOS ANGELES TIMES
100 years agoA colored company of infantry, with 75... By Robert M. Pennington from the archives of the Ann Arrundell County Historical Society
Students' blood flows at gym for a good causeIN ITS first... By Elaine Tassy Sure, he's honest, but he doesn't say anything
Track opponents didn't have time to rebut changeThe April...
Public information on health care called deficient Some consumers decide by picking a doctor from the Yellow Pages By Stacey Burling | Stacey Burling,KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE
$250,000 gift made to city reading camp Pledge from financier could rise by $500,000 if companies donate By Jamie Stiehm | Jamie Stiehm,SUN STAFF
Continued decline in teen births is good news By Sara Engram
Tutors needed
'Kids Count' report shows state is making gains in child...
Breaks provide better training Shooting the breeze is good for business By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Girl turns up unhurt after all-night search BY A SUN STAFF WRITER
Project aims to chart human DNA 4 years faster than federal program Rockville nonprofit to join forces with Conn. maker of scientific instruments By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Doesn't make sense to shortchange schools By Harold Jackson
Mom is No. 1
Schools need more than cash to succeedWe are writing in...
A postscript on charterI would like to thank the thousands...
Veterans center is honored by national group Maryland organization provides aid to homeless By Brenda J. Buote | Brenda J. Buote,SUN STAFF
Rebozo, confidant of Nixon, dies at 85 Men shared activities of leisure, business By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
School board hopeful makes race an issue Former Carroll teacher says bias unaddressed By Jackie Powder | Jackie Powder,SUN STAFF
For Palestinians, a catastrophe Mideast: Refugees look upon the founding of the Jewish homeland as the destruction of their own. By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,SUN FOREIGN STAFF
Of mice, not men Cancer cure? News reports on Dr. Folkman's research raised the world's expectations too high.
School officials draw top salaries Names in spotlight not always best paid By Melissa Corley | Melissa Corley,CONTRIBUTING WRITER
5K race is scheduled at 8: 30 a.m. Saturday from Linthicum school
Bobo seeks second term as delegate Democrat announces bid for re-election with little fanfare By Edward Lee | Edward Lee,SUN STAFF
Region's wet weather muddies outdoor fun Downpour: Increased precipitation has dampened the activities of area residents, and the pattern is expected to continue. By Lisa Respers | Lisa Respers,SUN STAFF Sun staff writer TaNoah Morgan contributed to this article
Rain doesn't keep crowds from parade Hundreds celebrate at event for Preakness By Lisa Respers | Lisa Respers,SUN STAFF
Fish lesions scarce so far Healthy harvest from site of 1997 Pfiesteria outbreak By Heather Dewar | Heather Dewar,SUN STAFF
Parents aim to 'blitz' redistrict plan Boundary affecting Sparks pupils draws 'strong opposition' By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,SUN STAFF
Candidate in dilemma as vote nears Schrader's position will decide dispute on school spending By Gady A. Epstein | Gady A. Epstein,SUN STAFF
Are gay teens suicide prone? New study's weaknesses show that the answer isn't as easy to come by By Delia M. Rios
Rare and special mothers Commitment, courage: A tribute to those who have taken in difficult-to-adopt children
Edgar S. Massey Jr., 48, taught 26 years in Baltimore County By Robert Hilson Jr. | Robert Hilson Jr.,SUN STAFF
Head-wrap challenges officials' attitudes By Rev. Robert A. F. Turner
A fair, a flea market and a yard sale add up to a busy Saturday By ROSALIE FALTER | ROSALIE FALTER,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Two Baltimore-area first-graders have won... By From staff reports
Old town's new excitement Progress: A new police chief raises enthusiasm, building on his predecessor's success in getting residents involved. By Chris Guy | Chris Guy,SUN STAFF
Carroll County man killed, woman injured when car skids off road, hits porch, trees BY A SUN STAFF WRITER
5-year-old boy killed when he dashes into road
Toddler found trapped in home's drainage area BY A SUN STAFF WRITER
Motorist crashes car into wall of CVS store No one hurt in accident By Jamie Stiehm | Jamie Stiehm,SUN STAFF
Police chief keeps his eye on future By MIKE FARABAUGH | MIKE FARABAUGH,SUN STAFF
1968 lives on in our memories No year was more personal or political. By Jonah Raskin
Moms and other women, it's time to take care of yourselves, for no one else will By GREGORY KANE
Faithful devote time in unending prayer vigil At 1,000 churches, parishioners keep Lord constant company By Kristin Holmes | Kristin Holmes,KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE
Cigarette black market feared Canadian tax increase led to smuggling and organized crime rivalry By Jonathan Weisman | Jonathan Weisman,SUN NATIONAL STAFF
Gary, Parham put freeze on usual budget high jinks By Brian Sullam
Nod, nod, wink, wink: Say no more, eh? Liquor board: Bribery and favoritism charges should prompt more thorough scrutiny of licenses.
Scientists debate as believers gaze Shroud: Thousands line up to look at the relic thought by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus, on display for the fourth time this century, while researchers offer theories. By John Rivera | John Rivera,SUN STAFF
Replacements for Dick and Jane Pitch: Publishers of reading textbooks offer programs that contain a little bit of everything to entice the city school system. By Mike Bowler | Mike Bowler,SUN STAFF
Dalai Lama calls peace of mind key to happiness Crowd at Brandeis hears about Tibet, nonviolence By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Gateway School principal reassigned within system Officials give no reason for educator's removal BY A SUN STAFF WRITER
Route 100 ramps to close next week for...
25 years ago: The Carroll County Bank and Trust, Farmers... By Compiled from the archives of the Historical Society of Carroll County
First phonics, then literature: a pattern for pupils in Baltimore Board weighs books that stress 'decoding' and critical thinking By Mike Bowler and Marego Athans | Mike Bowler and Marego Athans,SUN STAFF
Cigar boom starting to fade A product that has become a symbol of success in the 1990s is now getting attention from lawmakers and health activists. By Alec Klein
Car clinics geared toward women Classes are designed to help drivers avoid auto repair pitfalls By TaNoah Morgan | TaNoah Morgan,SUN STAFF
Flower Mart's exclusion of coddies leaves bad taste By Michael Olesker
Calls going out for police chaplains More officers turning to clergy for comfort By John Rivera | John Rivera,SUN STAFF
A Jewish way of life on the shore Tiny communities forged years ago remain strong By Anne Miller
Paul H. Albright, 49, designed Harford buildingsPaul...
Secretariat was robbed of a record Racing officials should fix mistake in great horse's Preakness time By Steve Davidowitz
Esteem politics By George F. Will
Ravens open their nest for a cheerleading squad Gymnasts and dancers, including 26 men, seek to perform along sideline By Tamara Ikenberg | Tamara Ikenberg,SUN STAFF
Bay claiming bits of prehistory at Tilghman Island Paleoindian artifacts found at a site that is submerged at high tide By Chris Gosier | Chris Gosier,CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE
Architect studies rules for living on the edge Hurricane teaches lessons for building on Fire Island By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE
Early attention to dyslexia urged Reading: With the right tools, including adequate teacher training, students with dyslexia can be diagnosed and get the crucial reading instruction they need. By Jenny Huddleston | Jenny Huddleston,SUN STAFF
BUSINESS
A map to guide you in the mutual fund labyrinth By Deborah Adamson | Deborah Adamson,LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS
Options may be too lucrative to be curbed just because of a little earnings dilution Investors may be misled, while recipients cash in By Kevin L. McQuaid and Sean Somerville
Couple rejected for loan after shelling out $1,700 Mortgage firm told agent all was 'going along fine'
Rep. Weller to speak at seminar ThursdayRep. Jerry Weller...
'97 mortgage defaults vary widely by city Baltimore's rate 73% above U.S. average By Kenneth R. Harney
Bozzuto Group CEO is named builder of year
Stage is set, area is star Meeting of powerful real estate executives comes to Baltimore By June Arney | June Arney,SUN STAFF
Computer apocalypse on horizon Year 2000 analyst calls recession likely By Jay Hancock
Remaking the realtor Computers, tailored software and cell phones have moved Realtors beyond the era of the pen, box of index cards and a typewriter. By JoAnne C. Broadwater | JoAnne C. Broadwater,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Just north of Bel Air, right next to wonderful Forest Hill favored by the move-up set By Bob Graham | Bob Graham,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Surroundings create a design Eldersburg house is built into land, like Fallingwater By Lisa Wiseman | Lisa Wiseman,SPECIAL TO THE SUN
Cost and location important factors in remodeling issue Homeowners should not over-improve their house if they expect to move By Karol V. Menzie and Ron Nodine
BGE ending energy plan EnergyWi$e offered builders rebates on efficient equipment By Robert Nusgart | Robert Nusgart,SUN REAL ESTATE EDITOR
Food Lion chain shops in Baltimore's market Low-price grocer plans local expansion By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,SUN STAFF
Waverly Woods
Turnaround: Since becoming president of Nasdag, Alfred R. Berkeley III has improved the market's tarnished image and led an effort to make it friendlier to small investors. By Bill Atkinson | Bill Atkinson,SUN STAFF
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