Bob Donaldson, Post-Gazette IN THEIR EASTER BONNETS: Arriving for Easter Sunday services yesterday at the Central Baptist Church in the Hill District are Doreen Mitchell, top; Annette Piper, middle; and Joan James. Click photo for more Easter pictures. See a larger version of this photo.
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It's easy for kids to get guns in Pittsburgh -- After a Pittsburgh high school student was slain this month with an assault-style rifle, people wondered how the teenage suspect got the weapon. But authorities say it's easy for underage buyers to get a gun.

Lawmakers eyeing tougher penalties for teen drinking -- Two state legislators have teamed up on a package of proposals to combat underage drinking through tougher penalties and stricter rules for the sale alcohol.
More local news
Wilkinsburg shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
At 10, Allegheny County Jail showing signs of aging
On turnpike, half of tolls were collected with E-ZPass

THE FRAYING SAFETY NET
Some human services groups thrive; others struggle -- In the continual quest for funding, human service agencies have learned that the public image of the clients they serve has a huge impact on fundraising success.
Unpopular charities survive in a wider group
Part One: The social services safety net is fraying

THE THINKERS
CMU researcher studies how anger affects our decisions -- Carnegie Mellon professor Jennifer Lerner is gaining considerable notice for her research on how anger shapes people’s views of life and influences the decisions they make.
Previous Thinkers articles

Schiavo case seen as firing up activist base -- The case of Terri Schiavo, the severely brain-damaged Florida woman, is being viewed as a call to action for anti-abortion and conservative Christian activists.
Schiavo backers headed to D.C.
Updates from The Associated Press

MARCH MADNESS
NCAA run may bring better days for WVU -- Despite their overtime loss to Louisville, the Mountaineers' advance to the Elite Eight round of the NCAA basketball tournament will help WVU sell the program, especially with recruits.
More March Madness coverage
More sports news
Pirates: Bay a hit in return to action
Paterno: Lions have come of age

Turning wood into art -- A love of the lathe draws together a diverse group of woodworking hobbyists every month in a Bethel Park workshop.
More arts & entertainment news
Stage Review: Bennett's 'History Boys' is a class apart
Concert Review: Ashlee connects with her fans 

Columnists -- Ruth Ann Dailey: Justice starved ; Peter Leo: My way or the skyway

TRAVEL
Swiss alps by train -- The Glacier Express takes travelers across the heart of Switzerland's Alps, passing through the Oberalp Pass at 6,670 feet. 
More travel:
Tips for leaving work behind when you're on vacation
Spring festival highlights across the U.S.

Sunday stories -- Don't miss these articles from yesterday on post-gazette.com:

• As if teens don't talk enough, now there are blogs

• Philly strives to keep at-risk youth alive

• Emergent churches attract worshippers with alternative religious experiences

• In-home Wi-Fi networks mean more opportunities for Internet moochers

• Sports / Gene Collier: Give thanks to WVU for eliminating Knight

• High school basketball: 2005 Fabulous 5, coach of the year selections

• Travel: Warming up to Bogota

PG Special Reports -- Series and special reports from the Post-Gazette
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AIDS in the Middle East: A look at Egypt
Webster vs. NFL: A Family's Fight
The Thinkers: Local people at the forefront of new ideas in their fields.

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