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Former NFL assistant Brian Stewart brings his talents to the Terps
The hiring of Brian Stewart as Maryland's defensive coordinator is a move that is being celebrated on a number of fronts.
It signifies a return to the attacking style and the 3-4 formation the Terps played under Don Brown, whose sudden departure last...Tags: Bowl Championship Series, Kevin Anderson, University of Maryland, College Park, Houston Cougars, Football
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Martin Luther King Day at the strip club? Is nothing sacred?
You might call this a requiem for reverence.
It seems that one Jeffrey Darnell Paul, a graphic artist from Miami Beach, had been tasked with creating a poster for a strip club's so-called "I Have a Dream Bash" last week in apparent "honor" of the...Tags: Miami Beach, Human Rights, Bars and Clubs, Google Inc., Henry Fonda
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Meade Middle School recognized with wellness award
As we celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, many people took the initiative to join in a volunteer day in remembrance. Volunteering provides much-needed resources during financially strapped times for many organizations. Let's make a challenge...Tags: Schools, Students, Anne Arundel County, Chuck E. Cheese (fictional animal), Teaching and Learning
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Coachspeak: Lake Clifton boys basketball's Herman "Tree" Harried
Lake Clifton boys basketball coach Herman "Tree" Harried was conducting morning practice on Martin Luther King Jr. Day when a visitor stopped by.
It was one of his former players who just wanted to tell Harried that he was doing well with a good job...Tags: Ethics, Teachers, Basketball, College Sports, Teaching and Learning
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Where would King be marching were he alive today? To Occupy D.C.
Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy is far wider than ending segregation ("Across the nation, King Day marked with rallies, service," Jan. 17). In addition to his on-going fight for racial justice, King was speaking out against economic injustice and...Tags: Annapolis, Martin Luther King Jr.
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Time to do right by Maryland's indigenous peoples
It's fitting that onMartin Luther King Jr. Day, Maryland's Piscataway Indians were recognized as a legitimate Native American tribe by Gov.Martin O'Malley("For Md. Piscataways, vindication at last," Jan. 17). If there is one group deserving support, it...Tags: Indigenous People, Interior Policy, Interior Policy, Barack Obama
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Dining Datebook: Howard County Winter Restaurant Weeks
The Baltimore SunHoward County Winter Restaurant Weeks are on the way. The 15-day promotion begins, as it always does, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which falls on Jan. 16 this year. Restaurants participating in Howard County Restaurant Weeks can fix the prices of their...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking
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Kenneth L. Webster, state delegate, dies at 76
Former Del. Kenneth L. Webster, who led the battle for and wrote the historic legislation that made the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday a legal state holiday in Maryland, died Friday of kidney failure at the Baltimore Veteran Administration Medical...Tags: Executive Branch, Holidays, Anne Arundel County, African Americans, Annapolis
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The power of naps
When is it OK to catch some shut-eye on the job?
Workplace snoozing has been the topic of an awful lot of water-cooler jesting lately — at least among those awake enough to remember their conversations.
First, there were a rash of reported...Tags: Sleep Apnea, Employment Opportunities, Joe Biden, Winston Churchill, Employment
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Next storm for Baltimore will be rain
Maryland WeatherThere is a storm in the forecast for Baltimore. The National Weather Service says we have a 60 percent chance for precipitation on Sunday as another storm crosses the southeastern U.S. and tracks up the coast. This time, with temperatures in......Tags: Weather Reports, New Year's Day, Baltimore Weather, Vehicles
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'First lady' of civil rights
Sun ReporterCoretta Scott King, a pioneer of the civil rights movement who marched alongside her husband, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., in the fight for equality and carried his torch for nearly four decades after his death, died early yesterday in Mexico. She was...Tags: Buddhism, Arts, Human Rights, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Death
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NAACP'S future holds conflict between old, new attitudes
Sun StaffIn the NAACP's heyday, church ladies used to sign up members every Sunday, and families gave newborns lifetime memberships as baptism gifts. Today the 95-year-old civil rights group with a history of defending the rights of minorities, grapples to...Tags: Executive Branch, Social Problems, Justice System, Republican Party, New York University
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