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Laurel products prepare for March Madness [Commentary]
Jonathan Arledge is a smooth 6-foot-9 basketball player with a nice outside shooting touch for a big man, and the ability to also make nice moves near the basket. With little body fat, the Laurel Boys and Girls Club product and former Meade High School...
Tags: Virginia Commonwealth Rams, Loyola University Maryland, Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Georgia Institute of Technology
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Capitol College creates new scholarship
Capitol College announced last week the creation of a new scholarship in remembrance of Brig. Gen. Harold R. Johnson, the college's fifth president. The Brigadier General Harold R. "Johnny" Johnson and Marcia Baciu Johnson Scholarship was created by...Tags: Technology, Colleges and Universities, Awards and Prizes, Schools, World War II (1939-1945)
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Superlatives for Maryland's 2013 football class
The Baltimore SunOne man's opinion on the potential of Maryland's 2013 football commitments. Post your takes below. Most wanted: Given to the most heavily recruited Maryland commitments. OFFENSE Derwin Gray – Friendship Collegiate Academy, offensive lineman,...Tags: Southeastern Conference, Florida State Seminoles, Atlantic Coast Conference, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Schools
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In 'Hoodwinked,' Laurel filmmaker challenges statistics on black men
On Capitol Hill, in African-American churches and at historically black colleges and universities, people are talking about a documentary film that challenges negative reports and statistics regarding blacks, especially black men. "Hoodwinked," produced...
Tags: Baltimore City Community College, Prisons, Colleges and Universities, Bowie, Howard University
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Charter evaluation a flawed measure of Baltimore Montessori's success
I am writing to share one perspective on the charter renewal process and provide more information about Baltimore Montessori Public Charter School ("Panel urges cutting ties to 6 schools," Jan. 11). We set out to offer a personalized approach to...
Tags: Schools, Teaching and Learning, Students
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Meet Maryland cornerback commitment Jarrett Ross
The Baltimore SunJarrett Ross was sold on Maryland before any other prospect in his class, becoming the Terps’ first 2013 commitment one year ago. In the 12 months that have passed, nothing has changed Ross’ thinking. “I know this team is going to...Tags: Maryland Terrapins, Randy Edsall, Ray Lewis, High Schools, Charles Woodson
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Three steps for better American schools
Education policy wasn't a significant issue in the 2012 presidential election, but it needs to be one in 2013. Americans are increasingly dissatisfied with public education, and no small wonder: studies continue to show that our schools, once the envy...
Tags: Personal Income, Condoleezza Rice, U.S. Congress, New York City, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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AmeriCorps branch to set up home base in East Baltimore
As many as 240 AmeriCorps members will relocate to East Baltimore's Graceland Park neighborhood in the coming months, as the domestic version of the Peace Corps establishes an urban campus, the first of its kind.
The classrooms at the former Sacred...Tags: U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Barbara A. Mikulski, Archdiocese of Baltimore, Peace Corps
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Michelle Rhee's education organization gives Maryland policy, reforms a grade of D+
A controversial set of national report cards issued this week by StudentsFirst--the advocacy and lobbying organization started by former Washington, D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee-- gave Maryland's educational policies and reforms a grade of D+...Tags: Parent Organizations, Report Cards, Schools, Conservation, Washington, DC
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Opening of Laurel contract school delayed
A lack of funds and difficulty obtaining permits on the part of the developer has delayed the opening date for the new Monarch Global Academy Public Contract School in Laurel. At a community meeting at the Maryland City Volunteer Fire Department Tuesday...Tags: Jessup (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Schools, Teaching and Learning, Students, Lotteries
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ACCE leads list of north Baltimore schools that might be replaced or renovated
The Baltimore City public school system is considering building a $28 million high school in Hampden as part of a 10-year, $2.4 billion plan to modernize city schools and infrastructure. The proposed school would be built in 2014-15, the first year of...
Tags: Lobbying, Govans, High Schools, Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Roland Park
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City breaks ground on Habitat for Humanity housing off York Road
A sense of deja vu pervaded Baltimore City's "Vacants to Value" housing ceremony on McCabe Avenue on Tuesday. It was raining on Tuesday, Nov. 13 just like it was in May 2011 when the city with great fanfare demolished five vacant, uninhabitable row...
Tags: Bill Henry, Lobbying, Property, Halethorpe, Autism
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