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Howard County datebook Datebook
Sunday, Jan. 6 Classical concert Sundays at Three Chamber Music Series presents violinist and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Jonathan Carney, accompanied by pianist Jeffrey Sharkey of the Peabody Institute, in a performance of sonatas by...Tags: Music, Anglicanism, High Schools, Broadway Theater, Martin Luther King Jr.
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Look Mickey, it's a Roy Lichtenstein retrospective at National Gallery
Among the things produced by post-World War II consumer-driven culture was artist Roy Lichtenstein, who loved to chronicle its commercial products and other pop cultural attributes. The National Gallery of Art's big and cheerful Lichtenstein retrospective...
Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Artists, Arts, Fine Artists, Painting
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Columbia Digest
Benefit concert The Tanzanian Children's Project presents an Irish music concert featuring the Tanzania Ceili Band, Dileab Phriseal and Ellis Island from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, at the Wilde Lake Interfaith Center, 10431 Twin Rivers Road....Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Music, Ellis Island, Wii, Sociology
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Book on WWE legend 'Superfly' Snuka interesting, perplexing and sad
One of the funniest moments I remember of Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka was while attending the 2012 Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame banquet dinner in Amsterdam, New York. Snuka was being inducted that night and right at the end of his acceptance speech, he said...
Tags: WrestleMania, Television Networks, Mr. T, Mickey Rourke, The Wrestler (movie)
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'50 Shades of Grey' equals $5,000 green for every Random House employee
The dance floor was rocking and an elegant spread of crab cakes, shrimp, a chocolate fountain and an open bar kept spirits merry at Friday night's holiday party for employees at the Random House Distribution Center in Westminster. But the buffet at...
Tags: Employees, Manhattan (New York City), Westminster (Carroll, Maryland)
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Fifty Shades of Grey helps trigger worker bonuses
"Fifty Shades" the S&M series that became a surprising runaway best-seller this year, has paid off in a big way for workers at a Random House distribution center outside Baltimore. As noted in this article in the Baltimore Sun, each of the 800 workers --...
Tags: Employees, Libraries
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Letter to The Aegis takes on a life of its own
Editor: Since you published my story "Memories of Pearl Harbor Day " - Mary Griffin Frese - on Dec. 7, it has really taken off. I have received rave reviews, so much so that I added two more chapters and had it published by 52Novels. The story is now... -
David K. Reeves, development director
David K. Reeves, a retired development director and fox hunting enthusiast, died Nov. 23 of a stroke at Princeton Hospital in Princeton, N.J.
The former Baltimore resident, who lived in Princeton, was 86.
The son of an insurance executive and horseman...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Hunting, Guilford (New Haven, Connecticut), Canterbury, New Milford
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Artist Michael Muller's dog is his muse
The newspaper ad promised Boston Terrier puppies and there they were, gamboling about an Annapolis breeder's kitchen, five or six of them, squirmy, sweet and wild. Tom Boeke knew which one it would be after only a minute. The one that sashayed right...
Tags: Annapolis, Steve Martin, Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Manhattan (New York City)
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Congressional candidate charged with illegal voting
Former Maryland congressional candidate Wendy W. Rosen was charged Thursday with illegally voting in two elections and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. Maryland State Prosecutor Emmet C. Davitt charged Rosen, 58, with casting ballots in...
Tags: Republican Party, Justice System, Voting, Prosecution, Democratic Party
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Eagle Archive: County birthday event notes family divided by Civil War
The Historical Society of Carroll County will mark its annual celebration of the founding of Carroll County Saturday, Jan. 19, with a presentation on the letters and documents which shed additional light on the divided loyalties of the Shriver family...
Tags: Sociology, Unions, Slavery, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Entertainment Events
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New Dan Brown book tracks Dante's Inferno
Dan Brown, who is know for mixing science, religion and history into his thrillers, announced today that his latest book will focus on "The Inferno," by Dante Alighieri. Brown's latest blockbuster-to-be, "Inferno," follows "The Lost Symbol" and "The...
Tags: Dan Brown
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