The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, April 2, 1995

• THE FINE ARTS HOLD THE GOLDEN KEY TO LEARNING
• AN ELEGANT MAN, AN ELEGANT WRITER
• PARANOIA UNNECESSARY BAGGAGE FOR NICE VISIT TO NEW YORK
• THEY MAKE AWARD-WINNING MUSIC MANTEO HIGH SCHOOL HAS PICKED UP AN UNPRECEDENTED 37 TROPHIES JUST THIS YEAR. TROPHIES AND PLAQUES ABOUND FOR STUDENTS OF SECOND-YEAR BAND DIRECTOR DON HASTINGS.
• DARE COUNTY SCHOOLS CONNECT FOR A SHOWING OF ART TALENTS THE WORK OF TEACHERS AND 140 STUDENTS IS ON DISPLAY AT THE BAUM CENTER.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• ACTION NOW PICKING UP AFTER A SLOW PERIOD
• DESCENDANT OF LYNYRD SKYNYRD BRINGS THEIR ROCK 'N' ROLL TO BANKS
• AFTER GETTING OFF TO POOR START, VIKINGS HAVE TURNED AROUND THE RETURN OF SEVERAL INJURED PLAYERS AND LOTS OF STRONG PITCHING HAS HELPED ELIZABETH CITY STATE IMPROVE ITS SCORES.
• MEDIA GIANT: THE METICULOUS DRESS, THE ETIQUETTE, THE DISARMING CHARM AND THE PREPARATION ARE SOME OF THE METHODS MASON SUMMERS PETERS III HAS USED TO BUILD SOURCES AND GET STORIES FOR 62 YEARS.
• BRING PRESTIGIOUS GAMES TO ELIZABETH CITY