The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, November 26, 1995

• SEVEN DAYS: SLICES OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA BEACH
• TAE KWON DO COMPETITION GIVES STUDENTS CHANCE TO TEST SKILLS
• GRAND JURY'S FINDINGS WORTH $12 MILLION
• STUDENTS LEARN BY TEACHING SEMINARS THE ELECTIVE CLASS GIVES STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO RESEARCH TOPICS THEY WANT TO LEARN ABOUT.
• PRINCESS ANNE DRAMA STUDENTS TRANSFORM STORE INTO A THEATER DONATED COSTUMES, MAKESHIFT PROPS AND LOTS OF HARD WORK . . . AND THE SHOW GOES ON.
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• THERE ARE MORE SCREECH OWLS THIS FALL, BUT YOU WON'T SEE THEM
• CLEAN COMMUNITY PANEL HONORS ONE OF ITS LEADERS
• TAKING ONE FOR A CAUSE
• ENDING MYTHS ABOUT ADOPTION GARAGE SALE ON SATURDAY WILL RAISE MONEY TO THROW A CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR BIRTH MOTHERS.
• THINKING OF OTHERS
• SEASIDE LIGHTS TWENTY-FIVE BLOCKS OF BLINKING BOARDWALK ARE BOUND TO GET YOU IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT.
• BEATLES FANS' IMPERSONATIONS DELIGHT FAB FOUR'S FOLLOWERS
• CORRECTION
• KALEIDOSCOPE: WHEN SCHOOL BUDGET NUMBERS DON'T ADD UP
• EARLY WARNING: FROM SCHOOLS: THE '95-'96 DEFICIT MAY - MAY - RISE
• CONSOLIDATION: MAKE IT TOPIC A
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - THE VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON