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After 37 years of mixed success, Towson Center hosts final games
Towson plays its final basketball games Saturday at the Towson Center, its home for 37 years. And then? Lights out. Court adjourned. Next year, the Tigers graduate to the Tiger Arena, a glitzy $72 million, 5,200-seat venue being built adjacent to the...
Tags: Sugar Ray Leonard, Basketball, Bob Hope, National Collegiate Athletic Association, ESPN (tv network)
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Harford Co. Ravens Nest prepares for Super Bowl trip
The members of Ravens Nest No. 1 have been there throughout the Baltimore Ravens' tumultuous 2012 season, cheering their beloved football team on from their section of the Main Street Tower in Bel Air. Sunday evening, however, they will be cheering...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots, American Football Conference, Super Bowl XLVII, San Francisco 49ers
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A healthy dose of jazz
Some might see an odd destiny — if not exactly Jerry Garcia’s “long strange trip” — in the formation of the 3-year-old Jazz Docs band. Its five members form a sort of Venn diagram — with Ellicott City dentist Hank...
Tags: Howard Community College, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Hoagy Carmichael, Classical Music (genre), Internal Medicine
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Rex Stevens casts pop cultural spell at HCC
Contemporary pop culture bombards us with images and associations. You'll get a sense of that sensory overload in Rex R. Stevens' exhibit "Spellbound" in Howard Community College's Rouse Company Foundation Gallery. His photo-derived digital prints are...Tags: Arts, Howard Community College, Marilyn Monroe, George W. Bush, Surfing
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O'Malley outburst on gambling wrong
Once again, Gov. Martin O'Malley uses his "bully" pulpit to rant against those who would question his integrity or motives ("O'Malley blasts Penn National ads on gambling issue," Oct. 4). The question in the ad was, "Why aren't schools getting more of...Tags: Martin O'Malley
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Helping veterans to recover with hunting
There was a time before the three heart attacks, before he was effectively paralyzed in the lower half of his left leg, when Army Spc. Stephen Ramsey wouldn't do much on his Georgia farm other than pick cotton and peanuts, and hunt. Actually, he can...
Tags: Heart Attack, Brooklyn Park, Hunting, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Migraine
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Letter: Gas Bottom a fine location for a new Havre de Grace High School
Editor: In a recent copy of The Record [sister paper to The Aegis], the county executive describes the area that he would like to erect a new Havre de Grace High School as a triangle near Lilly Run and in front of Harris football field. Some years ago...Tags: Car Mechanics, Novell Incorporated, Duke Ellington, Havre de Grace
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Film helps African-Americans remember a lively Carr's Beach
Decades ago, a trip to segregated Ocean City presented far too many challenges for African-American families. Instead they went to a sandy peninsula near Annapolis, known as "the beach," for a day's outing.
Carr's Beach — its proper name —...Tags: Reginald F. Lewis Museum, eBay Inc., Louis Armstrong, Annapolis, History
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Westowne students perform black American culture dances
The culmination of several months work will be on display Friday when 19 students at Westowne Elementary School take the stage for 75-minute performance scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Catonsville Middle school sixth-graders Ryan Ritzes and Luke Pound,...
Tags: The Supremes (music group), Concerts, Louis Armstrong, Will Smith, Catonsville
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Milan, Dionysus, Butts & Betty's Tavern see their liquor licenses challenged
The Baltimore SunIt's busy season at the Baltimore Liquor Board. Every April, right before all liquor licenses are due for renewal in May, the Liquor Board docket swells up with protests of renewal. This year, 12 hearings on license renewals have been set for April 19...Tags: Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland), Bars and Clubs, McHenry Row, Belair Road, Harford Road
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Dunbar High School resurrects marching band
Band teacher Charles Funn's voice thundered in a classroom at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, shouting the names of familiar Southern foods as a way to help the students to find their rhythm. You can feel both, he explained, in your soul.
"Fried...Tags: Schools, Arts, High Schools, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, History
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A city tradition now, but Artscape wasn't always a sure thing
Kathy Hornig's "to do" list for the week includes closing down 12 of the busiest streets in Baltimore — Mount Royal Avenue, Charles Street, Cathedral Street and others — for most of a week.
She will oversee the installation of the more than...Tags: Arts, Festive Events, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Theater, Colleges and Universities
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