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    Jun 7, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Talking with O's scouting director Gary Rajsich about Ryan Ripken, signing players

    Had the opportunity to talk to Orioles scouting director Gary Rajsich today.
    Had the opportunity to talk to Orioles scouting director Gary Rajsich today. Here are some highlights. I’ll have a little more later. Rajsich was expecting to get financial permission at some point Thursday and then would begin negotiating with...

    Tags: Ryan Ripken, University of Virginia, Baseball, Financial Aid, Awards and Prizes

    2. Jun 7, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Orioles happy with progress in draft

    <strong>--</strong> Orioles new scouting director <strong>Gary Rajsich</strong> said his goals heading into his first draft were simple: Get a couple top pitchers and then assemble a strong mix of players with differing skills.
    -- Orioles new scouting director Gary Rajsich said his goals heading into his first draft were simple: Get a couple top pitchers and then assemble a strong mix of players with differing skills. "I think we got some players we really liked. We got a...

    Tags: College Baseball, Buck Showalter, Baltimore Orioles, Dana Eveland, Ryan Ripken

    3. Apr 21, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Hopkins clinician mixes art, science in facial prosthetics

    She enters the clinic on a walker, slow yet remarkably steady, and as Pauline Wood hails her host for the day, she gives him a bag of lemon tarts she rose early that morning to bake.&#160;
    She enters the clinic on a walker, slow yet remarkably steady, and as Pauline Wood hails her host for the day, she gives him a bag of lemon tarts she rose early that morning to bake.  With her white hair and glasses, Wood, 89, is every inch the lovable...

    Tags: Mouth, Dermatology, University of Pennsylvania, Cancer, Plastic Surgery

    4. Apr 25, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  4. Ray Rice to host anti-bullying, teen suicide prevention outreach

    I am pleased that Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice will soon be here for an anti-bullying forum. Called A Ray of Hope, the forum will be held in the Howard High School auditorium on Saturday, May 5 from 3 to 5 p.m. Howard County General Hospital...

    Tags: Ed Reed, College Football, High School Sports, Towson Tigers, Ray Rice

    5. Mar 29, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Reed, McKinnie inducted in Miami Hall of Fame

    <strong>MIAMI</strong>&ndash; Wearing a sand-colored sportcoat he&rsquo;d been handed as one of the night&rsquo;s guest of honors, Bryant McKinnie was sharing University of Miami memories with a small group of people when the college, and now NFL teammate, he&rsquo;d just mentioned strolled into the room.
    MIAMI– Wearing a sand-colored sportcoat he’d been handed as one of the night’s guest of honors, Bryant McKinnie was sharing University of Miami memories with a small group of people when the college, and now NFL teammate, he’d just...

    Tags: John Harbaugh, College Football, Ed Reed, Bryant McKinnie, Heisman Trophy

    6. Apr 23, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Lawyers claim Jewish brothers can't get fair trial in Baltimore

    Attorneys for two Jewish brothers, who are accused of beating a black teen while patrolling their Northwest Baltimore neighborhood, argued Monday that their trial should be delayed or transferred because African-American leaders and the news media have inextricably linked it to the Florida killing of Trayvon Martin.
    Attorneys for two Jewish brothers, who are accused of beating a black teen while patrolling their Northwest Baltimore neighborhood, argued Monday that their trial should be delayed or transferred because African-American leaders and the news media have...

    Tags: Shomrim, Trayvon Martin, Trials, Lawyers, Judaism

    7. Jan 12, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Cary Williams overcame abuse and anguish on way to NFL

    The Ravens locker room, even on the quietest of days, is a churning, bubbling storm of music and voices. Most of the time, it feels as chaotic as a busy train station, as crowded and lively as a food market. A high-stakes game of bean bag toss in the middle of the room fuels perpetual shouting and arguing. Terrell Suggs' frequently leaves movies blaring on the Blu-ray player set up in his locker, but he ignores the dialogue to rib his teammates, or the media, with his booming voice. Terrence Cody has music thumping from his iPod speakers so frequently, his teammates dubbed the area surrounding his locker as "Patterson Park," and Cody responded by writing those words on a piece of athletic tape, then slapping it on the wall above his locker.
    The Ravens locker room, even on the quietest of days, is a churning, bubbling storm of music and voices. Most of the time, it feels as chaotic as a busy train station, as crowded and lively as a food market. A high-stakes game of bean bag toss in the...

    Tags: John Harbaugh, Anglicanism, Blu-ray Discs, Abusive Behavior, Schizophrenia

    8. Dec 26, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. John Clotworthy, 87, worked with Cousteau

    John Harris Clotworthy, a key figure along with the French explorer Jacques Cousteau in building a submersible watercraft that took researchers to a depth of 4,000 feet, died of cancer Wednesday at his home in Annapolis. He was 87.
    John Harris Clotworthy, a key figure along with the French explorer Jacques Cousteau in building a submersible watercraft that took researchers to a depth of 4,000 feet, died of cancer Wednesday at his home in Annapolis. He was 87. Known as Jack, Mr....

    Tags: Engineering, Technology, Colleges and Universities, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Electronics

    9. Feb 19, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. 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 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: Thomas Jefferson, Apple iPhone, Cardiologists, David Geffen School of Medicine, Teaching and Learning

    10. Sep 14, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Joe Ehrmann: To avoid school sports scandals, make athletics part of the curriculum

    The recent accusations aimed at the University of Miami's athletic department are just the latest example of moral failure involving educational institutions, athletics and athletes. Every scandal seems to debunk the myth that sports builds character. Instead, these stories reinforce the need for student-athletes to be taught right from wrong with the same diligence that they learn their playbooks.
    The recent accusations aimed at the University of Miami's athletic department are just the latest example of moral failure involving educational institutions, athletics and athletes. Every scandal seems to debunk the myth that sports builds character....

    Tags: School Examinations, Human Rights, Culture, Examinations, College Sports

    11. Oct 12, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Bosley Mouldings is in the family mold

    I wish I had met Bosley Wright three years earlier.
    I wish I had met Bosley Wright three years earlier. Back in 2008, I embarked on a do-it-mostly-myself kitchen renovation that included adding architectural millwork around the door and window frames. Easy enough, except that I wanted to match the...

    Tags: Architecture, Thomas Jefferson, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Companies and Corporations, United States Naval Academy

    12. Oct 15, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Scuba diving may hold promise for paraplegics

    Outfitted in scuba gear and 100 feet underwater, Cody Unser noticed a weird tingling in her legs. She dived a second and a third time, and again felt tingling. It was subtle, but it was the first new sensation that she had felt in three years, since becoming paralyzed from the chest down at age 12.
    Outfitted in scuba gear and 100 feet underwater, Cody Unser noticed a weird tingling in her legs. She dived a second and a third time, and again felt tingling. It was subtle, but it was the first new sensation that she had felt in three years, since...

    Tags: Indianapolis 500, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Heart Problems, Research, Injuries and Wounds

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