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Maryland Science Center awards scholarships to city schools graduates
Two Baltimore City high school students were awarded a $1,500 scholarship and paid summer internship at the Maryland Science Center as the recipients of the Maryland Science Center’s Dr. H. Bentley Glass Scholarship, according to a release sent by...Tags: HIV, Howard University, National Security Agency, Planned Parenthood, Financial Aid
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Anniversary: Rudy and Rose Kozojet of Timonium mark 60th
Rudolph Walter Kozojet and the former Rose Marie Wist were married at St. Joseph's Monastery in Baltimore on June 7, 1952. Sixty years later, the couple is residing in the Springlake subdivision in Timonium, where they have lived for 50 years. They...Tags: Timonium, Rose Marie, University of Baltimore
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'Health, Interrupted' led to assumptions, challenged
The chance to chronicle a teacher's battle with multiple sclerosis while learning documentary movie-making and earning a slot in a new film competition — it all came together for 18 students at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute with their nonfiction...
Tags: Music, Students, Movies, Documentary (genre), Music Industry
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Protecting Baltimore's house
Two of Maryland's greatest self-made men of recent years — Under Armour founder Kevin Plank and Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti — have taken the routine renewal of their companies' marketing agreement and are extending it to a combined...
Tags: Under Armour Inc., Contracts, Kevin Plank, Reebok Ltd., Steve Bisciotti
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Frostburg student fatally stabbed at off-campus party
It was a church service at which Baltimore's Kortneigh McCoy, a 19-year-old Frostburg State University physics major known for her lovely voice, was supposed to sing.
But instead, more than 500 students and faculty jammed the Lane University Center...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Head Injuries, Frostburg State University, Prosecution, Glen Burnie
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Police: Man, 19, beaten by two groups of students downtown
A 19-year-old student from Baltimore Polytechnic High School told police he was beaten by two separate groups of juveniles from a rival school in downtown Baltimore on Thursday afternoon, an attack that comes amid a pitched debate over downtown safety....Tags: 1st Mariner Arena, Digital Harbor High School, St. Patrick's Day, Maryland State Police, Baltimore County
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Church of the Redeemer to install geothermal HVAC system
Parishioners at Church of the Redeemer were greeted Sunday by a banner that said, "Going geothermal, for our earth, for our future, for our children." Wearing a ceremonial construction hard hat, the Rev. Paul Tunkle stood at the altar —...
Tags: Christianity, Energy Saving, Earth Day, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, Anglicanism
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Scholarships: Kaminsky, LaPointe and Rollow honored
On May 4, the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association announced 13 recipients of the 2012 Minds in Motion Scholarships provided by The Allstate Foundation. Each of the 13 will receive $1,000 scholarships at a luncheon held in their honor...Tags: Pikesville, Awards and Prizes, Howard County
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U.S. News and World Report high school rankings are out
If you believe the U.S. News and World Report rankings, no Maryland high school is good enough to be in the top 50 in the nation. The first 25 high schools are those where 100 percent of students take Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate...Tags: Montgomery County (Maryland), Severna Park, Baltimore School for the Arts, Schools, Towson
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Race clouds debate over downtown crime
The ongoing debate over youth crime in downtown Baltimore has sparked a war of words over race — overshadowing a debate over the police response to disturbances and objections from city politicians who say the issue is vastly overblown.
Since a...Tags: 1st Mariner Arena, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, NAACP, St. Patrick's Day, Media Industry
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Academic redshirting: Give them a little more time
I am a proud product of the Baltimore City public school system. My high school years at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute prepared me exceptionally well for the rigorous academic studies that led to a career in medicine, health policy and economics, and...
Tags: Students, Financial Aid, Colleges and Universities, Arne Duncan, Teaching and Learning
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Christopher Lyles, Defense engineer
Christopher Michael Lyles, an engineer who was the second person in the world to receive a synthetic trachea, died March 5 at Franklin Square Hospital in Baltimore. The cause of death is unclear.
The Abingdon resident was 30 years old.
He was a graduate...Tags: Carrollton, Morgan State University, Agricultural Research and Technology, Johns Hopkins University
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