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2003 All-Metro girls indoor track
Baltimore Sun reporterGIRLS PERFORMER OF THE YEAR Novia Brown Milford Mill, senior Also the All-Metro Performer of the Year last winter, she seems to set a state indoor track record every time she races. Brown, who set a Class 3A state mark in the 300-meter dash with a time...Tags: Students, Awards and Prizes, Teaching and Learning, Track and Field
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With go-to guy, search for school twice as nice
Sun StaffThird in a series of occasional articles on the recruitment of Gilman football player Ambrose Wooden. As prep football stars mull over countless college come-ons, they most often seek guidance from Mom, Dad and Coach. But occasionally players may turn to...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Virginia Tech, Stanford University, Financial Aid, College Football
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2001 All-Metro Football Team - Offense
Sun staffPlayer of the Year: Joe Benson, McDonogh There was plenty of pressure on Benson and lots of questions to be answered - all because of what he did as a first-year starting quarterback last fall. Last season, he led the Eagles through an unbeaten season,...Tags: Florida State University, Awards and Prizes, Ray Lewis, Chicago Bulls, Virginia Tech
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2001 All-Metro Football Team - Defense
Sun staffPlayer of the Year: Stan White, Gilman The son of former Baltimore Colts and Detroit Lions linebacker Stan White Sr. has been under a microscope from the first day he put on a football uniform as a child. The younger White has developed into quite a...Tags: Florida State University, Awards and Prizes, Virginia Tech, Chicago Bulls, Terry Adams
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Sun medical writer Sugg wins Pulitzer for beat reporting
Sun StaffDiana K. Sugg, a medical reporter for The Sun, won journalism's highest honor yesterday for a series of articles ranging from stillbirths to sepsis to the controversial practice of hospitals allowing families to comfort loved ones in emergency rooms. The...Tags: Murder, Seizures, Hospitals and Clinics, Diseases and Illnesses, Death
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2003-04 All-Metro wrestling teams
Wrestler of the Year Mack Lewnes Mount St. Joseph, sophomore Lewnes, the nation's top-ranked 152-pound sophomore, won his second straight Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association and private schools crowns and was first at National Preps after...Tags: University of Pennsylvania, Students, Teaching and Learning, Wrestling, Mike Taylor
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Other champions probably greater, but few teams have ever been tougher
THE PUNDITS and basketball junkies are already discussing the University of Maryland's place among college basketball's elite. But for those who engage in such dialogue, they might miss the story line of Maryland's 2002 national championship run. It...Tags: Len Bias, Jim Calhoun, Gary Williams, Ethics, Basketball
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What's in millennials' wallets? Fewer credit cards
Ringed by the posh shops of Beverly Center, Tim Ratliff said no — he didn't have a credit card. He didn't need one. "I just hear so many horror stories about people being in debt," said Ratliff, 21, who studies psychology at Ohio State University....
Tags: Consumers, Passenger Cars, Credit and Debt, TD Ameritrade Holdings Corp., Finance
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Yuma competition drives auto engineers to excel
The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.There's only so much a student can learn within the confines of a classroom when it comes to automotive engineering. In order to better equip future generations of engineers with hands-on experience, the U.S. Department of Energy and General Motors have...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Consumers, Virginia Tech, Engineering, Embry-Riddle University
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A little drama and a little science: Robots take to stage in New Albany
The Columbus DispatchThe actors stood and stared at Henry, waiting for him to deliver his line. He froze. It was two days before the opening show. From offstage, a voice called out in his defense. "We just haven't done the programming for that yet," Lauryn Woodyard, 18,...Tags: Students, Celebrities, Teaching and Learning
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Evangelicals advocating for immigration reform
The Columbus DispatchA "troubling" experience in Birmingham, Ala., helped cement Carl Ruby's resolve to work within the evangelical Christian community on behalf of immigrants in Ohio and across the U.S. Ruby was an administrator at Cedarville University in Greene County...Tags: Minority Groups, Pentecost, Migration, Christianity, United Nations
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15-year-old could be tried as adult in slaying near Linden-McKinley
The Columbus DispatchA Linden-McKinley STEM Academy student testified yesterday that he saw 15-year-old Jesean M. Callender fire a gun from behind a South Linden duplex and toward a group of students, one of whom died from a bullet in his chest. Based on the testimony, a...Tags: Murder, Health and Safety at School, Judges, Trials, Students
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