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No putting bow on BCS
It's fitting only 0.0086 ended up separating No. 3 Oklahoma State from No. 2 Alabama in the final Bowl Championship Series standings. This is the year everything got 0.0086'd. It was never accurate to say before Sunday that LSU and Alabama were...Tags: Stanford Cardinal, Sugar Bowl, Boise State Broncos, Big East Conference, College Football
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Harrison powers Digital Harbor girls past Western, 51-40
Early in Wednesday night'sgirls basketball game before a nearly packed house at Western, Digital Harbor forward A'Lexus Harrison pumped her fist after a few big plays.
For the junior, who had 27 points and 25 rebounds in leading the No. 2 Rams to a 51-40...Tags: Basketball
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Here's to the Eagles!
There's more to sport than winning. There are life lessons. There's the camaraderie. There's the fun of it all. But there's also the thrill of victory, and it's a thrill known many times this season by the girls on the Aberdeen High School basketball...Tags: High Schools, High School Sports, Schools, Aberdeen
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Myths fuel push to raise Maryland's gas tax
"If you repeat a fallacy often enough, it becomes accepted as fact." This time-tested tactic is being fully utilized in the drive to raise Maryland's gas tax.
Gas tax proponents claim, "We don't collect enough revenue to maintain our roads"; "investing...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Annapolis, Public Transportation, Road Transportation, Transportation
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J. Carroll falls to St. Benedict's Prep, 69-65
The No. 5 boys basketball team in the Baltimore metropolitan area, John Carroll, ran into the No. 5 team in the country as ranked by USA Today, St. Benedict's Preparatory School (New Jersey) in the opening round of the Alhambra Catholic Invitational...Tags: Malcolm Johnson, Basketball
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Who's to blame for America's nasty politics? Tom Brokaw.
You know who I blame for the terrible tone in American politics? Tom Brokaw.
No, not the man himself, but what he represents.
Since Dan Rather famously beclowned himself, Mr. Brokaw stands as the last of the respected "voice of God" news anchors (CBS...Tags: Tom Brokaw, Democratic Party, CBS Corp., Sarah Palin, Joe Biden
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Get ready for rematch
Good or bad, we could see an all-SEC BCS title game. LSU and Alabama have shown why they are the two best teams in the country. The Tigers dispatched Arkansas 41-17, while Alabama trounced Auburn 42-14 to set up what looks like one of the most talked-...Tags: Pacific-12 Conference, Auburn Tigers, Louisville Cardinals, Southeastern Conference, USC Trojans
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Small business survival requires fresh thinking
As the economy continues to struggle and America tries to reclaim its place in the global economic and financial markets, small business once again is left holding the proverbial bag.
As attorney and author Steve Strauss asked in his Aug. 8 column in USA...Tags: Media Industry, Business, Government, Public Officials, Small Businesses
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MacPhail stays quiet on future with Orioles
Orioles president of baseball operations Andy MacPhail remains mum about his future with the club even as a report surfaced Tuesday night that he will leave the organization when his contract expires Oct. 31.
USA Today, citing two high-ranking Orioles...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Brian Cashman, Toronto Blue Jays, Contracts, Cleveland Indians
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Monday Meltdown: Free Redbox week, 'Mortal Kombat' and Lana Del Peach
News Roundup
•••• While everyone crowds around your local Redbox today trying to catch up on all those Oscar winners they never saw, you can grab a free game rental from it until Thursday. [USA Today]
••••...Tags: Gaming, Dwight Howard
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Coffee Companion (9/6): Terps win opener in ugly uniforms
Each morning, Monday through Friday, I'll hook you up with reading material to skim through as you slug down coffee and slack off at the start of your workday -- that way I'll have an excuse to do the same at the start of mine.
Running it back:
Cameron...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Ravens, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Mark Turgeon, Cary Williams
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No. 1 Aberdeen suffers first loss of season
Aberdeen's No. 1 girls basketball team found itself in double jeopardy Tuesday night at nationally ranked Riverdale Baptist. The Eagles managed to climb out of a 10-point first-half hole, but when Riverdale made its run in the third quarter, they weren't...Tags: The Washington Post, Basketball
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