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Loyola College in Maryland is a Catholic liberal arts school located in Baltimore. Founded in 1852, the school was named for St. Ignatius Loyola, who founded the Jesuit order of Catholic priests. Loyola College is one of four higher education institutions in the United States named "Loyola" the others are Loyola Marymount University in California, Loyola University in Chicago and Loyola University New Orleans. Despite its name, Loyola College is classified as a university, and it is composed of an arts and sciences college and a business school. Loyola also has two graduate centers in Maryland, one in Columbia and one in Timonium. The school offers majors and minors in 36 fields, and masters...
Loyola College in Maryland is a Catholic liberal arts school located in Baltimore. Founded in 1852, the school was named for St. Ignatius Loyola, who founded the Jesuit order of Catholic priests. Loyola College is one of four higher education institutions in the United States named "Loyola" the others are Loyola Marymount University in California, Loyola University in Chicago and Loyola University New Orleans. Despite its name, Loyola College is classified as a university, and it is composed of an arts and sciences college and a business school. Loyola also has two graduate centers in Maryland, one in Columbia and one in Timonium. The school offers majors and minors in 36 fields, and masters and doctorates in nine. Loyola is also a Division I school, and the Loyola Greyhound athletic teams compete in eight sports in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Student activities include the Greyhound newspaper, WLOY radio station, a student government, two literary publications, a commuter students' association, a cappella and chorus groups, cultural groups, and professional and service organizations. Famous Loyola alumni include author Tom Clancy, sportscaster Jim McKay and CIGNA CEO and chairman H. Edward Hanway.
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Fitzgerald-Ruddy Meghan Fitzgerald and John Ruddy were married Dec. 6 at St. Rose of Lima Church in Massapequa. The reception was at Woodbury Country Club. She is an implementation manager for Centris Group in Rockville Centre and is the daughter of...Tags: Clubs and Associations, University of Bridgeport, Rockville (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Loyola professor, daughter killed by falling tree
Loyola College is mourning the death of a professor who was killed along with her 7-year-old daughter when part of a large tree struck their minivan in Montgomery County. Police said Kelly M. Murray, 40, was driving south on Connecticut Avenue near East-...Tags: Philosophy, Celebrity Mothers, Colleges and Universities, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Chevy Chase
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Why empathy is the enemy of justice
Why do judges wear robes? Does their peculiar mode of dress tell us anything about the ideal character and qualities of a judge? Do the robes indicate whether "empathy" - a quality highly touted by President Barack Obama in his appointment of Sonia...Tags: Sonia Sotomayor, Civil Rights, Judges, National Government, Barack Obama
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Spencer L. Davidson, former Time associate editor
lidesk@newsday.comSpencer L. Davidson, a former associate editor for Time magazine who was a World War II veteran, devoted family man and longtime Manhasset resident, died Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital. He was 85. While writing for the popular news magazine for nearly...Tags: United States, People, McDonald's, Death and Dying, Family
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Long Island neighbors bewildered at death of family
A wreath of bright flowers decorates the front door of the tidy white-brick house on First Street, across from the fairways of the Cherry Valley Club. Occasionally, someone comes by to drop off a bouquet, a note of condolence attached. The inhabitants...Tags: Mother's Day, Dining and Drinking, Holidays, Colleges and Universities, Real Estate Agents
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Parente's dad sounded odd on phone, college roommate says
sumathi.reddy@newsday.comThe man who answered the phone in room 1029 at the Sheraton Baltimore North didn't sound like William Parente. He was short and dismissive and told Julieanne Malley that Stephanie Parente wasn't returning to their suite at Loyola College in Maryland that...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, William Parente, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Hotels and Accommodations, Towson
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Mystery surrounds murder-suicide of Garden City family
andrew.strickler@newsday.comMystery surrounded what police say was the murder-suicide of four members of a Garden City family found this week inside a Baltimore-area hotel room, deaths that have shaken two communities and left them asking why. The bodies of William Parente, 59, a...Tags: Murder, Tourism and Leisure, Lawyers, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Health Organizations
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Mourners create memorial at Garden City family's home
A makeshift memorial grew Wednesday at the Parente home on First Street in Garden City as the affluent community and relatives grappled with the grisly details of the family's demise. Somber as they pondered the murder-suicide that wiped out a family...Tags: Interior Policy, Personal Data Collection, Funeral Parlor and Crematorium, Carol Kane, FBI
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Stephanie Parente's suitemates remember 'Little Steph'
sumathi.reddy@newsday.comBALTIMORE - They call themselves "The Mates." Danni and Lauren, Jules and Heather, Big Steph and Little Steph, or just "the little one." The six suitemates at Loyola College in Maryland created a family here, a place where they danced to Britney Spears...Tags: Chipotle Mexican Grill, Britney Spears, Game Playing
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An all-American family tragedy
Trusted by his colleagues, loved by his family, Bill Parente was the picture of respectability.
He wore conservative suits and drove a Mercedes sedan.
His law office on Lexington Avenue was decorated with more than a dozen photographs of his wife,...Tags: PTA, Lawyers, Homes, Banking, FBI
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Cops: Detectives quickly learned of Parente financial woes
michael.amon@newsday.com andrew.strickler@newsday.comHours after finding victims of a brutal murder-suicide in a suburban Maryland hotel room, a Baltimore County police detective opened William Parente's cell phone and began dialing numbers. Police were looking for next of kin, but some contacted by the...Tags: Bayside (Queens, New York), Heavy Engineering, Lawyers, FBI, William Parente
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Friends, neighbors paint picture of an idyllic family
The father was a successful breadwinner with a Manhattan law practice that paid for a Hamptons condo; his wife a devoted stay-at-home mom and breast cancer survivor who baked cakes for her Garden City neighbors and spent free time on charity work. Their...
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