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Wondering aloud: thoughts on religion and politics, energy and athletics
Some things I've been wondering about: Do nervous Mitt Romney supporters remember then-Sen. Hillary Clinton thumping then-Sen. Barack Obama in three major primary states just prior to Obama declaring victory in the 2008 Democratic primaries? Does the...Tags: White House, Primaries, Petroleum Industry, Finance, Wildlife
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Letters: Judges' vital role in government must be reflected in compensation
The independent Judicial Compensation Commission recently reported its findings to the Maryland General Assembly — presented to the Senate and House of Delegates in the form of joint resolutions — regarding judge's salaries Our state's judges...Tags: John Adams, Government, Laws, Justice System, Thomas Jefferson
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Judges' pay in Maryland ranks near the bottom nationally
The independent Judicial Compensation Commission recently reported its findings to the Maryland General Assembly, which presented them to the Senate and House of Delegates in the form of Joint Resolutions. Our state's judges have not received a raise...Tags: John Adams, Justice System, Thomas Jefferson, Judges, Maryland General Assembly
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Tea party: an albatross around the GOP's neck
In 1789 there was a great divide in the new American nation: Alexander Hamilton feared the tyranny of an uniformed majority, while Thomas Jefferson feared the tyranny of an elite minority. James Madison crafted the hybrid system that we have today as a...Tags: Republican Party, Elections, Pikesville, Thomas Jefferson, Tea Party Movement
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A. Hamilton Bishop III, headmaster
Baltimore Sun reporterAlexander Hamilton "Ham" Bishop III, a respected headmaster who led five independent schools during his lengthy career in education, died of kidney failure complications Saturday at Manor Care Health Services Dulaney. He was 85 and lived in North...Tags: Lacrosse, Anglicanism, Teaching and Learning, World War II (1939-1945), Students
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Glenn Beck ends Fox run with an empty, banal hour
The Baltimore SunIn the end, Glenn Beck's last hour on Fox News Thursday after 2 and 1/2 years of considerable controversy, was relatively quiet, banal and kind of pathetic. Beck told viewers several times how "amazing" the last 2 and 1/2 years have been. It was an...Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Jon Stewart, Elections, Fox Broadcasting Company, White House
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Turn it around
The day Andrés Alonso dreaded came the Friday before Thanksgiving.
For his first year and a half as Baltimore schools chief, the system was showing unprecedented progress. Four decades of enrollment decline ended. Test scores were their best since the...Tags: Children, Defense, Gang Activity, Gloria Estefan, Health and Safety at School
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American history is right at home in New Hope
Special To The SunJust before the Civil War, thousands of mule-drawn boats carried coal, lumber and produce along the Delaware Canal in eastern Pennsylvania. Today, mules still pull vessels through the manmade waterway, but the numbers are far fewer, and instead of food...Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Minority Groups, Restaurants, NAACP, Family
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New Jersey Drivers In For Huge Traffic Headaches Come Late Saturday
pix11.comDriving from New Jersey into the city? Stay clear of the George Washington Bridge. A major upgrade on the Alexander Hamilton Bridge -- the city's busiest crossing -- will result in huge delays for Garden State drivers crossing the GWB, beginning around...Tags: Manhattan (New York City)
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NJ Drivers: With Bridge Work, Expect Unprecedented Delays Into NYC
PIX11.com | @akadennewsMonday morning's rush hour commute is expected to be terrible for some New Jersey drivers. Major delays are expected leading up to the George Washington Bridge with back-ups in New Jersey as long as 5 to 10 miles, according to traffic experts. The reason...Tags: New York City, Traffic
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Growing independence from both parties
Cal ThomasIn his 2007 book, "The Great Upheaval: America and the Birth of the Modern World, 1788-1800," historian Jay Winik writes that among Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton and James Madison, none "believed in political parties, which they feared would lead...Tags: U.S. House Committee on the Budget, The New York Times, Elections, Thomas Jefferson, Government
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