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Future can wait for Loyola's Shane Walker
The past and future for Shane Walker are back home in England. He left there in 2005 to pursue a basketball career in the United States that included playing for two high schools in three years and a college career that began at the University of Maryland...Tags: Trips and Vacations, London (England), University of Maryland, College Park, Duke Blue Devils, Gary Williams
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Yes, anything goes
A few days ago, when I seconded Kory Stamper's indisputable tweet that irregardless is a word,* @kellizuzelka replied " 'irregardless' doesn't even make sense ('ir-' cancels out 'less' and you have some awful double-negative nonsense)." And @soixante10... -
The Neal Sanatorium had a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program in 1912
100 Years Ago Lime Green An advertisement in the Times: "Stone lime, oyster shell lime, hydrated lime, ground lime, ground lime stone, rail or water shipments: Robert S. Green, 853 Frederick Ave. Baltimore, Md." Another ad: "THE NEAL SANATORIUM...Tags: Justice System, Justice System, Courtland, Prosecution, Trials
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Stunning 'King and I' at Toby's Columbia is worth a trip
Through March 25, Toby's Dinner Theatre of Columbia is offering a stunning production of "The King and I," which tells the story of an English widow and the king of Siam finding mutual respect and affection despite their different cultures. The message...Tags: Music, Literature, Music Theater, Music, Literature
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The mark of scorn
You will excuse me for not getting exercised over the decision by Waterstone’s the British bookseller, to drop the apostrophe from its name.* The Apostrophe Protection Society appears to have its knickers in a twist, as it has in the past over... -
Tinker Tailor Solder Spy reviews
I was always a big fan of the John le Carre novels, so I'm happy to see the strong reviews for the adaptation of "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy." The Cold War seems very distant these days, and his novels, which eschewed shoot-em-up theatrics for a more...Tags: Gary Oldman, Espionage and Intelligence, Mystery (genre), The New York Times, Roger Ebert
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Brother James Kelly, president of Mount Saint Joseph High School
Brother James Kelly, president of Mount Saint Joseph High School for the last decade, died of prostate cancer early Saturday at his order's residence in Irvington. He was 64.
In a letter he wrote to students and parents in October, he quoted the...Tags: Skype, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Edwin F. O'Brien, Robert Bolt
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1750s-era Howard Lodge nominated for U.S. historic register
A private residence near Sykesville that predates the Revolutionary War is the latest structure in Howard County to be recommended for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
Howard Lodge, a 21/2 -story brick house built about 1750, was...Tags: Maryland Historical Trust, Sykesville, Anne Arundel County, Executive Branch, Government
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In a word: Jejune
Each week The Sun's John McIntyre presents a moderately obscure but evocative word with which you may not be familiar — another brick to add to the wall of your working vocabulary. This week's word: JEJUNE Much as we might like to think of words...Tags: George Bernard Shaw
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Broadneck grad Centrowitz skipping final year at Oregon to turn pro
After taking three months to consider his options, former Broadneck track and field star Matthew Centrowitz announced Tuesday he will forgo his senior year of eligibility at Oregon and turn professional.
Centrowitz said he made the decision to improve...Tags: Sociology, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Companies and Corporations, Awards and Prizes, 2016 Olympic Games
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Edward Standish 'Brad' Bradford Jr., Boys' Latin headmaster
Edward Standish "Brad" Bradford Jr., a career educator who had been headmaster of Boys' Latin School during the early 1980s, died Thursday from complications after surgery at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
He was 83.
The son of a businessman and a...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Korean War (1950-1953), University of Maryland, College Park, Manufacturing and Engineering, Towson University
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Tea has its time
Great conversation while dinning on delicate cucumber sandwiches. Hot, buttery scones fresh from the oven. Zesty smooth lemon curd. And don't forget the clotted cream. There's nothing like a traditional afternoon tea.
Long associated with ladies of...Tags: White Bread, Kensington, London (England), Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Butter
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