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Petraeus thought he was above the law
Gen. David Petraeus' actions over the past several years show that he considers himself more of a prince than a member of the armed forces who answers to his civilian commander-in-chief ("Did Petraeus have to step down?" Nov. 13). In Afghanistan, he...Tags: Afghanistan, Iraq, David Petraeus, Central Intelligence Agency, Judges
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Giant eagle snatches baby, attention away from the Person of the Year, the Voice
Did you hear Time has named its Person of the Year and The Voice has a new winner? Bored? Not impressed? Well, what if I told you I had a video of a GOLDEN EAGLE snatching a BABY!!!!! YouTube and Reddit are buzzing this morning with a video purportedly...
Tags: Holidays, Tim Cook, Media Industry, Social Media, Twitter, Inc.
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Meghan Daum: Madonna's tone-deaf tattoo
There goes Madonna, classing up the joint again. To show her support of Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old Pakistani girl shot and critically wounded by the Taliban because of her advocacy for girls' education, the Material Girl (a.k.a. Madge, Esther,...
Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Taliban, Madonna, Islam, Meghan Daum
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It's the Taliban who blaspheme
As a female doctor from Pakistan, I am disgusted by the assassination attempt against 14-year-old Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani blogger and women's rights activist ("Outspoken teen shot," Oct. 10). In my view, this attack was actually directed at the...Tags: Feminism, Taliban
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Malala the heroine
A week after Malala Yousafzai was shot and gravely wounded by Taliban militants for insisting on the right of girls to get an education, the 14-year-old blogger and Internet activist has become a worldwide symbol of resistance to the extremist views of...
Tags: Feminism, Afghanistan, Injuries and Wounds, Taliban, Karachi (Pakistan)
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Malala Yousafzai attack shows the need to keep pushing for women's education
The tragic assassination attempt in Pakistan against 14-year-old student Malala Yousafzai, merely because she was a female who spoke out for women's education, is a disturbing reminder that there are still places in our world where an educated woman is...Tags: Colleges and Universities
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Diverse Howard County highlighted at South Asia Culture Cafe
The Miller Branch of the Howard County Library System in Ellicott City was transformed Sunday into a bustling showcase of dancing, singing and food — home of the South Asia Culture Café. The café, sponsored by the library system and Columbia...
Tags: Asia, Culture, Libraries, India, Ellicott City
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Congressional candidate profiles
MEET THE CANDIDATES When Marylanders head to the polls Nov. 6, they will elect members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in addition to casting their ballots for president. Dozens of people are running for a chance to represent the...Tags: Immigration, Columbia University, Health and Safety at Work, Medical Specialization, Roger F. Wicker
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Datebook
Sunday, Nov. 4 'Rent' Silhouette Stages presents Jonathan Larson's Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning musical/rock opera at 3 p.m. at Slayton House Theater, 10400 Cross Fox Lane in Columbia. Tickets are $18; $15 for seniors, students, and military....Tags: Holidays, Culture, Christianity, Jesus Christ, Roman Catholicism
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We need another debate
The third and final debate between President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney included a few memorable lines — Mr. Romney's promise that in his administration, Russian President Vladimir Putin would be on the receiving end of "more backbone,"...
Tags: Immigration, Illegal Immigrants, DREAM Act, Finance, China
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A kinder, gentler Romney
It's a safe bet that President Barack Obama misses the old Mitt Romney — the one who described himself as "severely conservative." In their first debate in Denver, Mr. Romney outflanked the president by assuming the role of Moderate Mitt, a sweet-...
Tags: Afghanistan, Iraq, Republican Party, Elections, Osama bin Laden
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President Obama wins debate, but victory might not mean much
The Baltimore SunPresident Obama won the third and final presidential debate Monday night, there is no doubt about that. In a debate about foreign policy, the man who made the call to kill Osama bin Laden looked and sounded, firm, decisive and focused. He could have done...Tags: Media Industry, Social Media, Interior Policy, Dick Cheney, Bob Schieffer
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