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Teachers, students fill the Columbia Art Center
The annual Faculty/Student Exhibition at the Columbia Art Center lets you know that its teachers and students have been busy. Paintings, watercolors, drawings and other artwork cover the walls, with ceramics and jewelry occupying pedestals and seemingly...
Tags: Building Material, Painting, Arts, Artists, Material Science
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Just as divestment helped end apartheid, it could help bring peace to Israel
As someone who was involved in the divestment movement against apartheid in South Africa, I read with interest the Rev. James W. Dale's recent commentary ("Choosing to stay engaged," May 4). I was appreciative of the author's recognition that the...Tags: Israel, South Africa
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Picture-perfect world awaits in 'Places" exhibit at Columbia Art Center
You might walk into the Columbia Photo Artists' exhibit titled "Places" expecting to see familiar Howard County places showcased on the walls of the Columbia Art Center. Well, bring along your passport. This exhibit proves that these camera-wielding...Tags: Concerts, Music, Artists, Harriet Tubman, Artists
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Wonderful life of longtime Elkridge resident Cecelia Nedzdel, 91, centered around prayer
There is a house in Elkridge that the Maryland Historical Trust has deemed "one of the most interesting houses on the stretch of the old Washington Turnpike." The "Hobbes House" as it was called when it was built (ca. 1850), is one of only two or three...Tags: Howard County, Maryland Historical Trust, High School Sports, Healthy Diet, Diets and Dieting
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Baltimore's James Blue helps BET get more socially relevant
BET has a mixed history when it comes to news, documentaries and public affairs — and much of it is for the worse.
With a former programming emphasis on music videos and a record of little or no serious commitment to news, questions have...Tags: History, Minority Groups, The National (music group), NBC (tv network), Television Industry
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Real Muslim leadership, not a terrorist's death, would be something to celebrate
Good riddance, Osama bin Laden.
That's one less terrorist I, as a Muslim American, have to worry about ruining my life. But while people filled the streets in Times Square and Pennsylvania Avenue with joy Sunday night, I'm looking at myself in the...Tags: Terrorism, 2016 Olympic Games, Colleges and Universities, Times Square, Osama bin Laden
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Pontiff's unprecedented attention won loyalty of many congregants
Sun Foreign StaffSOWETO, South Africa - At yesterday's generally somber Mass, hymn-singing members of the Regina Mundi Catholic Church choir danced a stutter-step down the aisle as congregants slapped hymnbooks to the beat. Just outside the cavernous sanctuary, cars on a...Tags: Christianity, South Africa, Colleges and Universities, Berkeley (Alameda, California), Vatican City
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A separate South Africa
Sun Foreign ReporterLast in a series of occasional articles documenting issues of South Africa's post-apartheid generation Neckties flapped in the breeze as the half-dozen or so gang members gathered at their regular spot outside a small power substation. Their formal...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Murder, Drugs and Medicines, Human Rights, Gang Activity
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Singing a different tune on steroid issue
Mr. Flip Productions is proud to present, direct from the Ramada Inn on Route 9 in Lakewood, N.J., presenting her one-woman tribute to the great Connie Francis, Miss Francie Conway! OK, we couldn't quite afford such high-class entertainment here at The...Tags: Steroids, Ashley Judd, Track and Field, University of Cincinnati, Connie Francis
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Apartheid failed to demolish memories
Sun Foreign StaffCAPE TOWN, South Africa - Walking past the food delivery bays at a Cape Town technical college, Noor Ebrahim stopped abruptly and pointed to the pavement like a man discovering lost treasure. This, he said, was the spot where his family's home once stood....Tags: Dining and Drinking, South Africa, Colleges and Universities, Homes, Family
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Archbishop won't be silenced
Sun Foreign StaffJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - During his Sunday sermons at St. Mary's Cathedral in Zimbabwe, Archbishop Pius Ncube offers terrifying accounts of the state-sponsored torture, beatings, rape and starvation that he says have become the reality of daily life...Tags: Christianity, Foreign Aid, Civil Rights, Human Rights, Roman Catholicism
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Path of human destruction
Sun Foreign StaffMAJAMARY, Sudan - Before dawn one day in early January, the crackle of gunfire stirred Faloud Suleiman awake in his village in far western Sudan. Members of the Masaaleit tribe, Suleiman and his fellow villagers in Sudan's Darfur region were living in...Tags: Nature, Diplomacy, Water Restrictions, Relief and Aid Organizations, Defense
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