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Senate panel debates a 'threat' to marriage
Los Angeles TimesWASHINGTON - Experts and lawmakers differed sharply in testimony yesterday before the Senate Judiciary Committee over whether the institution of marriage is under judicial assault and can be preserved only through a constitutional amendment banning gay...Tags: George W. Bush, Democratic Party, Marilyn Musgrave, Laws, Wayne Allard
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An outpouring of Maryland books
Special to the SunHere is the first half of the annual attempt at a census of books written by Marylanders or related to Maryland. The second half is scheduled for next Sunday. Art, Architecture The Art of Acquiring: A Portrait of Etta and Claribel Cone, by Mary...Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Bolton Hill, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Wars and Interventions, Louisiana State University
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Mere words can't erase those images
Sun StaffImage accomplished. The mission may be awaiting final resolution, but the Iraq War has now delivered what could become its signature image, a Kodak Moment of creepiness that shows a hooded Iraqi seemingly wired for electro-torture by American military...Tags: George W. Bush, Death, Iraq, Abraham Lincoln, Saddam Hussein
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Explaining infant's death a difficult task for police
Sun StaffAs Baltimore County investigators take a fresh look at the unexplained death in November of an infant boy whose mother has since been charged in her other son's death, experts say such mysteries can be tough to unravel. The key to finding answers in...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Family, Health and Safety at School, Death, Children
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Respected doctors confront a tragedy
Sun StaffDr. Solbert Permutt is a giant in the world of lung research, a gregarious, outspoken 76-year- old professor with the enthusiasm of a teen-ager, a flamboyant taste for large bow ties and a history of teaching generations of doctors at Johns Hopkins...Tags: University of Virginia, Hospitals and Clinics, Health and Safety at School, Korean War (1950-1953), Bubonic Plague
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In postwar power scramble, Chalabi has key ally with U.S.
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - President Bush says he wants the Iraqi people to pick their future leaders. But one man in particular, Ahmad Chalabi, has gotten a major boost from the United States in the scramble for power in postwar Iraq. Other would-be political players...Tags: Family, Bars and Clubs, U.S. Military, George W. Bush, Philosophy
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After the war
Sun StaffThe fall of Saddam Hussein's brutal dictatorship strips Iraq of a heavy blanket of oppression that has endured for a generation. The future of this country depends on what has been hiding beneath that blanket. In the best-case scenario, the blanket is...Tags: Family, U.S. Military, Fraud, U.S. Department of Defense, Civil and Public Service
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Anyone can battle evil in 1-year-old 'Heroes'
Tribune staff reporterBy day, I'm a newspaper reporter. At night, I'm Armor-Dillo, a tough-skinned superhero who swings a heavy stone mallet at drug-crazed thugs in the video game environs of Paragon City. When I tire of beating baddies, I glide over to Atlas Park to join...Tags: Batman (fictional character), Genres, Death, Electronics, EA Tiburon
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The Web as al-Qaida's safety net
Sun StaffWith the world focused on the war in Iraq, it is easy to forget about al-Qaida. But al-Qaida has not forgotten about the war. Even before the first U.S. missiles hit Baghdad, the terrorist network and its sympathizers were posting calls for vengeance...Tags: Firearms, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Espionage and Intelligence, Wars and Interventions, Guerrilla Activity
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Looting a civilization's past
Special To The SunContrary to popular belief, the looting of Iraqi antiquities did not begin when throngs raided the country's National Museum last month after U.S.-led forces took Baghdad. Since the 1991 Persian Gulf war, a steady stream of ancient pottery, tablets,...Tags: Economic Policy, Organized Crime, Stony Brook, Assault, Saddam Hussein
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Chicago Tribune All-State Academic Team
Scott Beck By John P. Huston,Tribune reporter Scott Beck's brain isn't the only instrument he uses to help him excel at math and science. Beck, a Highland Park High School senior, turns to the French horn to "kind of keep me balanced and keep me...
Tags: Health and Safety at School, Technology, Teachers, Learning Disability, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Paul L. Foster School of Medicine graduates urged to make mark beyond medicine
El Paso Times, TexasOriginally a medical school hopeful himself at Baylor University, Paul L. Foster joked Friday at a medical-school convocation that he switched majors after being weeded out as a pre-med major by chemistry and biology classes. At a ceremony for the first...Tags: Obstetrics, Health and Safety at School, Gynecology, Texas Tech University , Baylor University
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