November 14, 2008

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November 14, 2008: Table of Contents

Page 3: NEWS
Animals:
Wayward Penguins
Sports: Phelps Goes for More "Gold"
News Graph: Time for Homework?
Debate: Require Public Service?
Numbers in the News

Page 6: ELECTION 2008
And the Winner Is . . . Barack Obama

On November 4, Americans chose Democratic Senator Barack Obama to be the 44th U.S. President. It was a big night for the Democratic Party, which also gained seats in the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Page 8: WORLD
China Rising?

Now that the Olympic Games are over and the world's spotlight is no longer on China, what do young Chinese think about their country and its future?
PLUS: Teen Diary

Page 11: MAPSEARCH
Reading a Country Map: China


Page 12: WORLD HISTORY
Nero: Cruel and Crazy Ambition

The Emperor Nero was a man whose cruelty and callousness were well-known. But did he really fiddle while Rome burned?

Page 14: GEOSKILLS
The Spread of Surf Culture

Learn about movement, one of the five themes of geography, through the popular sport of surfing.

Page 16: WHAT DO YOU KNOW?
Word Wise; Cartoon; Eyewitness


Coming up: December 8, 2008
SPECIAL: World Hunger
AMERICAN HISTORY play: The Barbary Pirates

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