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Stephanie Yezek, ready to Bare it all again
"We are not an ordinary dance company," affirms Stephanie Yezek when asked about her Bare Contemporary Dance Collaboration.
Together with co-founder Francesca Jandasek, the Howard County native is back in town after a whirlwind dance tour, and is...Tags: Bare (music group), Colleges and Universities, Dancing, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Dance
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Why I'm watching the royal wedding
Friday mornings at 4 a.m. generally find me asleep, but this week I'll be among the thousands of Anglophiles glued to my television for the "wedding of the century."
At 25, I've spent the better part of my adult life either in Europe or wishing I was...Tags: Imperial and Royal Matters, Harry Potter (fictional character), Colleges and Universities, Michelle Obama, London (England)
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Lincoln Gordon
Abraham Lincoln Gordon, a former educator and diplomat who during his tenure as the ninth president of the Johns Hopkins University led the way in 1970 in bringing co-education to the university's Homewood campus, died Saturday in his sleep at...Tags: National Security, Fieldston, Johns Hopkins University, Diplomacy, Corporate Crime
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NAACP head hopes to mobilize voters
Sun reportersBy age 6, Benjamin Todd Jealous had read through all of the books about African-Americans in his elementary school library and inquired why there weren't more. At 7, he told his family that he wanted to become a civil rights lawyer. At 14, he organized...Tags: San Francisco, Baptist, Malcolm X, Philosophy, Death
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In Cuba, baseball stirs the national soul
HAVANA -- Today, one of the longest waits in a country of waiting finally ends -- American professional baseball returns in the form of the Baltimore Orioles. "It will be the best play of baseball in 40 years. It is something that we have dreamed of...
Tags: Jai Alai, Baltimore Orioles, Brady Anderson, College Baseball, Cleveland Indians
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Iraq collapse sends political rumblings through Arab states
Associated PressCAIRO, Egypt - Rulers across the Middle East have just witnessed how quickly Iraqis went from pledging "our blood, our souls" for Saddam Hussein to toppling his statues and spitting on his portraits. It has been an earthquake, in which some are drawing...Tags: Disasters, Human Rights, Wars and Interventions, Hosni Mubarak, Saudi Arabia
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Much praise, but rifts over Iraq remain
Sun Foreign StaffLONDON - After more than a year of disputes over the fate of Iraq, European leaders, including those most forcefully opposed to the war that deposed Saddam Hussein, finally had something to agree on yesterday: His capture is a victory for Iraqis. The...Tags: University of Cambridge, Colleges and Universities, Wars and Interventions, London (England), Defense
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Loose lips can sink stocks
SunSpot StaffSo much can depend on a subcutaneous micro-infusion device. Thats what Marylands United Therapeutics hopes will deliver its first product to patients. Its also the companys hope for delivery to the promised land of profitable biotech concerns. Fred...Tags: United Therapeutics Corp., Companies and Corporations, Drugs and Medicines, High Blood Pressure, Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Cicada song is illegally loud
Sun StaffHuh? You said what about the 17-year cicadas? Oh, they're loud, you say. Well, don't bother telling Marian Farabee, who probably can't hear you anyway. Her backyard cicadas are so intense, she jams earplugs into her ears before venturing outside to...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Fort Meade (military base), Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Vehicles, Maryland
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President begins visit to Britain at a crucial juncture for Blair
Sun Foreign StaffLONDON - Prime Minister Tony Blair stood before an audience yesterday to talk about schools and health care, but for the second time in five days he felt compelled first to address the visit by President Bush that begins today. Blair, speaking to a...Tags: Human Rights, Parties and Movements, Newspaper and Magazine, National Security, Wars and Interventions
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Designers sponsor a 'sizing census'
The Wall Street JournalShopping for clothes is like going on a fishing expedition for Thais Austin. On a recent excursion for a pair of black pants, she tried on at least 10 pairs, in sizes ranging from 4 to 10, before settling on a size 6. "It's a process of elimination,...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Federated Department Stores Incorporated, Consumer Goods Industries, JC Penney Company Inc., London Theatre
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Line a signature of Clinton's appeal abroad
Sun Foreign StaffLONDON - The line began forming Sunday and by yesterday morning it snaked through the streets and alleyways of Piccadilly Circus, jamming traffic and clogging sidewalks until the management of Europe's largest bookstore said enough already, nobody else...Tags: Harry Potter (fictional character), Colleges and Universities, McDonald's, London (England), United Kingdom
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