302 First: The Profile Archive

	Title	Issue
	The Cosmology of Sex Forget what polite society says is acceptable. The universe is yours, if you can be true to your essential self, and that means making peace with your essential sexual nature. Therapist Deb Laino wants to help. By Nick DiUlio	August 2009
	The Western Wyeth Only one of the famous family’s fourth generation paints, but he’s traded Eastern fields and streams for the open range. by Mary Cleary	June 2009
	A Poet and How She Works Family tragedy has fueled laureate JoAnn Balingit’s work. Sharing it has earned her success. But even at peace with the past, she still longs for yesterday. by Victor Greto	May 2009
	Is This the Most Powerful Man in Delaware? The Senate president pro tempore says he’s never used certain privileges unless asked by someone else. Right or wrong, Thurman Adams still wants what’s best for all. By Reid Champagne	April 2009
	Climbing the Ladder Lynn Truitt becomes the first woman to lead firefighters in New Castle County. She’s already used to the hot seat. By Jim Waltzer	March 2009
	The New Face of Delaware Immigrants have changed the state and its workforce. The state, therefore, has welcomed them with open arms. by Richard L. Gaw	February 2009
	Driven to Abstraction After half a century of study, painter Stephen Tanis says he can’t linger too long on any one thing, which makes his upcoming show an interesting study in styles. by Victor Greto	January 2009
	Recalling Hercules The once-mighty chemical company has been gobbled up by another interest. What that means for Delaware remains to be seen. by Reid Champagne	December 2008
	Recalling Casa de Sales Plucked out of post-revolution Cuba, a group of young immigrants learned to succeed—and lead—in Delaware. Would they ever go home? by Reid Champagne	November 2008
	Writing Home Over the years, more than a few local musicians have reached the big time, yet something keeps calling them back to the beach. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome The Songwriters… by Karla Pahel	October 2008