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William Polk Carey, donor to Hopkins and UM, dies
Business entrepreneur and philanthropist William Polk Carey, who donated more than $100 million to Maryland schools and universities, spent most of his life outside the state, but he never stopped thinking of himself as a Baltimorean.
Mr. Carey, 81, died...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Colleges and Universities, Executive Branch, Obituaries, Martin O'Malley
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District 10: Bill Marker
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
I am a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (B.A. History) and the University of Maryland Law School (J.D.). I have lived near...Tags: Property Tax, Justice System, University of Maryland, College Park, Business, Small Businesses
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Letter to the sports editor: Seven more Atholton football players headed to college
Football scholarships say a lot about Atholton coaches I want to congratulate the Raider football players and coaching staff on placing seven current seniors (with three still likely to sign) and 12 past players into college football programs since...Tags: Morgan State University, Football, Kenny Thomas, College Sports, Eddie Robinson
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District 14: Mary Pat Clarke
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
I am a high school teacher and undergraduate instructor by profession. Earned my Master's Degree. English Literature, University...Tags: University of Maryland Baltimore County, Mary Pat Clarke, Referenda, Colleges and Universities, Government
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Hall of Fame inductees share their love of sport with others
The Howard County Women's Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1997. Tara Everly, Joan Lovelace, Erica McCauley, Alisha Mosley and Elise Ray join the 59 men and women who have previously been inducted.
Everly was a three-sport athlete at Oakland...Tags: Gymnastics, Lungs and Airways, Pneumonia, Cirque du Soleil, College Basketball
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Maryland, West Virginia show coach-in-waiting agreements can go awry
A year ago, James Franklin was heir to the throne. Maryland's animated offensive coordinator had a contract entitling him to $1 million if not elevated by the university to head coach by Jan. 2, 2012.
But the landscape shifted beneath Franklin's feet....Tags: Randy Edsall, Mass Media, Maryland Terrapins, Florida State Seminoles, Football
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Pfefferkorn-de Messieres wed
Candace M. Pfefferkorn and Michel E. de Messieres Joan and Louis Pfefferkorn Jr., of West Friendship, announce the marriage of their daughter, Candace Marie Pfefferkorn, to Michel Escande de Messières, son of Susan and the late Olivier de Messières, of...Tags: Science, Christianity, Barnesville, Applied Physics, Schools
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Ranking the commissioners
David Stern, NBA Still The Man, though the NBA has hit some potholes. Stern imposed the lockout to overhaul an economic system he says led 23 of 30 teams to lose money. Barring a quick agreement, the opening of training camps in early October will be...Tags: File Sharing, Tiger Woods, Fox Soccer Channel (tv network), Tennis (music group), Television
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Mary F. Guth
Mary F. Guth, a retired psychiatric social worker who enjoyed sailing, died Sept. 16 of complications from an intestinal infection at Northwest Hospital. She was 88.
The daughter of a house painter and a registered nurse, she was born Mary Frances...Tags: Pikesville, Garrett County, Sailing, Chesapeake Bay, Employees
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Hopkins, UM graduate programs again rank among the best in nation, says U.S. News
The Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland continue to boast some of the best graduate programs in the country, according to rankings released Tuesday by U.S. News & World Report. The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine rose one spot to a...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Internal Medicine, Medical Research, University of Baltimore, University of Maryland, College Park
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Proposed rules threaten fabric of river life in Port Deposit
Pushing waterlogged belongings out the front door of her duplex, Suzy Cunningham trod over a buckle in the floorboards.
"Our porch went all to hell," she lamented as she cleaned up last month after Tropical Storm Lee. "Their ain't a floor in Port Deposit...Tags: Congressional Budget Office, Insurance, Laws, Homes, Budgets and Budgeting
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Drug legalization: Wrong lesson of Prohibition
Prohibition — America's notoriously "failed social experiment" to rid the country of alcohol — took center stage this past week as PBS broadcast Ken Burns' highly acclaimed series on the subject. And already, it has been seized on by drug-...Tags: Laws, Health Insurance Cost, Employment Opportunities, Organized Crime, Substance Abuse
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