Roanoke Times

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Extra: Sunday, February 11, 1996

• `THERE'S NO SHOCK OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT'
• `YOU CAN CHANGE THE FUTURE'
• `I HAVE TO BE PRETTY BASIC WITH LITTLE ONES'
• `I REMEMBER THE ANGER ON MY TEACHERS' FACES'
• `YOU PUT NAMES AND FACES TOGETHER'
• MILESTONES IN THE NATIONAL CIVIL-RIGHTS MOVEMENT
• MILESTONES IN THE ROANOKE VALLEY CIVIL-RIGHTS MOVEMENT
• CAN YOU PASS THIS CIVIL-RIGHTS QUIZ?
• `WOMEN IN VISUAL ARTS' EVENTS AT HOLLINS
• RESOURCES ON CIVIL-RIGHTS HISTORY RECOMMENDED BY TEACHERS:
• IT'S UP TO ME TO TEACH MY KIDS CIVIL-RIGHTS LESSONS
• CELTIC MUSICAL AT BARTER
• WHO, WHEN & WHERE
• `I CHOOSE TO POSSESS MYSELF' NOVELIST JAMAICA KINCAID IS FEARLESS, MATTER-OF-FACT AND BRUTALLY HONEST
• `IT MAKES AN IMPRESSION'
• EVERY DAY, THIS TEACHER AIMS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
• CELEBRATIONS - WEDDINGS
• CELEBRATIONS - ANNIVERSARIES
• CELEBRATIONS - BIRTHS
• CELEBRATIONS - ENGAGEMENTS
• CELEBRATIONS - MILESTONES