The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, May 2, 1996

• JOURNEY FOR PALATE STARTS WITH DELIGHTS OF FRANCE
• SIDEWAYS LANDING A RARE EXPERIENCE
• BIRTHS - NORFOLK
• CRIME REPORT - NORFOLK
• PERFORMERS WORK IN REVUE TO STAGE SHOW
• GLOBE-TROTTING TAKES STUDENTS ON MEMORABLE VISIT TO ICELAND
• SCHOOL BULLETIN BOARD
• FOOTBALL AND HOCKEY COACHING CLINICS PLANNED
• WESLEYAN PLAYERS BRING WEALTH OF COMEDIC ZEAL TO `NIGHTMARE'
• SAME-SEX CLASSES USED TO BUILD DISCIPLINE, SELF-ESTEEM TEACHERS SAY THERE ARE FEWER DISTRACTIONS AND LESS TEASING IN THESE CLASSROOMS.
• ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT HELPS PLAYER'S PERFORMANCE
• MAURY COACH SETS HIS SIGHTS ON REGIONAL TOURNAMENT PLAY
• RUFFNER STUDENTS TAKE PART IN `LEARNING FAIR' AT NAUTICUS GIVEN A CHOICE OF STUDYING THE THREE R'S, STUDENTS OPT FOR A FREE TOUR OF THE MARITIME CENTER.
• RENOVATION COST FOR 2 SCHOOLS A GUESS FOR NOW
• GROUND IS BROKEN FOR NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN CENTER
• MEETING ADDRESSES ISSUE OF TEEN PREGNANCY
• OCEAN VIEW SEEKS END TO ILLEGAL PAY PHONES
• JANE PENDLETON LEWIS: PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - NORFOLK
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** H. Marks Richard, a Superward 7 candidate in Tuesday's Norfolk City Council election, has not been endorsed by the Norfolk City Democratic Committee. The voter's guide in Thursday's Norfolk Compass contained an error. Correction published Friday, May 5, 1996 on page A4 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** [NORFOLK] CITY COUNCIL VOTER'S GUIDE