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When booing goes too far
When is OK for you, at a college game, to boo your home team's starting quarterback for the simple act of entering a game? The correct answer is "never," but that didn't stop UCLA's unfaithful Saturday night at the Rose Bowl. Kevin Prince was forced...Tags: Matt Stevens, College Sports, Football, UCLA Bruins, Awards and Prizes
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William Pitcher, insurance firm owner, dies
William Malcolm Pitcher, an insurance firm owner, died of cancer July 5 at Gilchrist Hospice Center in Towson, one of the local charities he assisted during his life. The Brooklandville resident was 83.
Born in Baltimore and raised on Bateman Avenue,...Tags: Medical Specialization, Boy Scouts of America, General Motors Corp., Anglicanism, Radiation Therapy
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McDonogh hurdler Autumne Franklin takes break to focus on colleges
After a busy month of running hurdles in national events, McDonogh rising senior Autumne Franklin is spending her time away from track with a sharp focus on her future. The Owings Mills resident is participating in a five-week engineering internship with...Tags: France, Stanford University, High School Sports, Colleges and Universities, Maryland
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Hopkins' medical students learn to use their stethoscopes
The stethoscope may be an icon of the medical profession to most patients. But it's more of a relic to many doctors.
The device used to listen to the heart, lungs and other body parts — invented nearly 200 years ago — has been overtaken by...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Apple iPhone, University of Miami, Colleges and Universities, Lab Tests
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Gay couples in Md. up more than 50%
Catherine Kelly and Sue Heether began their relationship in 1994, when both were teaching at a Baltimore-area Catholic school, and felt they had to keep the arrangement closely guarded for years.
But as same-sex couples became more visible over the...Tags: Garrett County, Prince George's County, Gays and Lesbians, Vehicles, Executive Branch
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Life expectancy low, but growing in city
Women in large swaths of America are dying younger than they were a generation ago, reversing nearly a century of progress in public health and underscoring the rising toll of smoking and record obesity. Nationwide, life expectancy for American men and...Tags: Lungs and Airways, Madison County (Mississippi), Hispanic and Latino Americans, San Francisco Bay Area, United Nations
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Ambition made UM's Cirovski college soccer's dominant coach
He keeps the picture in his office, on a shelf with mementos of the country's most dominant college soccer coach.
All around are highlights of Sasho Cirovski's past, from the two national championships his Maryland teams have won to the 40 players they'...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Maryland Terrapins, Television, Football, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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New juvenile center surrounded by arguments
Silver Oak Academy, a reform school for juvenile delinquents, will open this month in rural Carroll County with nine boys, slowly expanding to four dozen - just a fraction of the size it could be.
The sprawling facility, with a 20,000-square-foot...Tags: Advanced Training, Criminals, Public Employees, Bowling, Executive Branch
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Md. Dream Act forces 'cooling out' of poor, minority kids in community college
Maryland now has a hard-fought "Dream Act" that offers undocumented-immigrant young people in-state tuition for post-high school education — but with many limitations, including that these "dreamers" must enroll first in Maryland community colleges....Tags: Personal Income, Colleges and Universities, Barack Obama, African Americans, Family
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Oops! Geminid meteors peak tonight, not tomorrow
Maryland WeatherYour calendar-challenged weather blogger has an apology to make. In Sunday's Maryland Weather blog post, I listed Tuesday night/Wednesday morning as the peak of the annual Geminid meteor shower. The actual peak, it's finally dawned on me, is Monday night/...Tags: NASA, Natural Disasters, Maryland, Astronomy, Huntsville
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Football: First-team offense
Thomas Stuart
Calvert Hall, quarterback,
junior
• Gutsy 5-foot-11, 165-pound offensive general not afraid to take a beating
• First-year starter after transferring from Good Counsel; 136-for-210 passing for 1,978 yards, 15 touchdowns,...Tags: Football, Colleges and Universities, Basketball, Dining and Drinking, Virginia Tech
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Football: Offensive player of the year
Darius Jennings, Gilman, quarterback, senior
If you watched Jennings score the final rushing touchdown of his Gilman career, you saw exactly what makes him The Baltimore Sun's Offensive Player of the Year.
After taking the snap in the Wildcat...Tags: Under Armour Inc., Colleges and Universities, Virginia Tech, Towson University, The Ohio State University
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