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MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY: The following area residents were among the 1,110 students who graduated from Millersville University of Pennsylvania during the spring 2013 undergraduate commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 18 in Millersville's Biemesderfer...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Graduation, Technology, Marine Science, Marketing
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Towson baseball set for NCAA tournament after facing down demise of program
The Baltimore SunAs they reflect on the scenes from their last seven months, the baseball players of Towson University feel almost as if they're looking in on someone else's life. President Maravene Loeschke, flanked by campus police officers, gathering them so she...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Colonial Athletic Association, Executive Branch, Towson Tigers, Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens
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8 Hereford lacrosse players sign national letters of intent
Eight Hereford seniors who play lacrosse have signed national letters of intent to accept college athletic scholarships. The list is made up of five female and three male athletes. Margaret Wright is going to Coastal Carolina University; MacKenzie Lange...
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Funeral arrangements set for Street crash victims, prayers passed on from Harford Council
Shawn Ponton was home on Thanksgiving break, home from Coastal Carolina University where he was studying biology. He was spending time with a group of friends Saturday night, but on the way home he was killed, along with two others in his group, in a...
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College lines: local scholars making moves
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY: Malik Morris, of Aberdeen, has enrolled in Rochester Institute of Technology's National Technical Institute for the Deaf, the nation's first and largest technological college for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. He...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Music, Students, Lebanon, Colleges and Universities
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Mount St. Joseph soccer's Drew Smith commits to Coastal Carolina
Mount Saint Joseph senior midfielder Drew Smith has committed to play soccer at Coastal Carolina University next year. Smith, who also plays club ball for Pipeline Soccer Club, plans to major in marketing. "Drew is a tremendous person and soccer player....
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Commentary: Getting back to sports, leaving behind the serious stuff
I think the most cynical, and funniest, thing I've heard spoken by a co-worker during my time as a journalist came from a photographer (I'm not saying who it was or what newspaper they work for), who said, "I don't know why bother writing long,...Tags: Tim Wakefield, Baseball, Polk State College, Arts, Photography
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Engagement: Samantha Wright to wed Charles Leigh
Greg and Cathy Wright and Christopher and Diana Rael, all of Bel Air, announce the engagement of their daughter, Samantha Christine Wright, to Charles "Chip" Leigh, son of Ted Leigh and Charlene Leigh-Koser of York, Pa. Wright is a marine science major... -
Running: County runners stand out in Baltimore's annual St. Patrick's race
A record crowd of 4,146 raced down Charles Street in Baltimore Sunday, serving as a fast-moving vanguard for Baltimore's 56th AnnualSt. Patrick's Day Parade. Harford County runners, comprising almost one-tenth of the field in the KellySt. Patrick's...Tags: Charles Street, Symbols and Symbolism, State Parks, Bel Air Town Run, Towson University
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Young thespians take the stage in Laurel Mill Playhouse's "Les Miserables"
The Laurel Mill Playhouse presents "Les Miserables" School Edition as its 2011 Summer Youth Production. Young West Laurel thespians Michael Baeder, Tim Baeder, Jeanette Brown and Jocelyn Knazik shine in this well-known musical. The show runs from July...Tags: Les Miserables (musical)
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2 charges against reservist dropped
Sun StaffSpc. Megan M. Ambuhl -- one of seven Western Maryland-based Army reservists charged with abusing Iraqi prisoners -- is a victim of "guilt by association" because she was standing near Pfc. Lynndie R. England, but out of camera range, in the now...Tags: Defense, Armed Forces, Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings, Colleges and Universities, Iraq
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