The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Norfolk Compass: Thursday, February 23, 1995

• IN SUPPORT OF UNIFORMS
• THE POWER OF SPEECH ON MONDAYS, CURRENT AND FORMER CITY EMPLOYEES SKIP THEIR POWER LUNCHES TO LEARN TO BECOME POWERFUL SPEAKERS.
• `BATTLE OF IRONCLADS' TO BE RE-ENACTED
• FOOD AND JAZZ TO BENEFIT SHELTER
• NORFOLK - CRIME REPORT
• CRAWFISH RETURN TO THE BIENVILLE GRILL
• REALTY SALES
• COLLECTION OF AFRICAN ART PUT ON DISPLAY AT SCHOOL
• STUDENTS TACKLE SHAKESPEARE . . . AND THEY LIKE IT GHENT MONTESSORI SCHOOL WILL PRESENT ITS VERSION OF ``TWELFTH NIGHT'' TONIGHT.
• DEBATE HEATS UP ON MERIT OF SCHOOL UNIFORMS WHILE THE IDEA IS POPULAR WITH ADULTS, MANY STUDENTS ARE ADAMANTLY OPPOSED.
• MAYOR TO HOST CITIZEN WORKSHOP
• LONG-RANGE PLANS FOR GHENT DEBATED
• NURSE GIVES ALARMING TALK ON DRINKING AND DRIVING
• JUNIOR ROTC CADETS SURVIVE THE WILDERNESS OF MAINE
• COOPERATION NEEDED IN THE CITY'S PLANNING
• RALLY AROUND NAUTICUS
• SEVERAL FIRST RECORDED IN DISTRICT COMPETITION LAKE TAYLOR WON IN GIRLS BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING, AND GRANBY TOOK THE BOYS BASKETBALL TITLE.
• TAMARA JOSEPH STUDENT ADVOCATE AT VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE