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Harry L. Rosenzweig, McDaniel math professor
Harry L. Rosenzweig, an influential mathematics professor who had been chairman of the math department at McDaniel College, died Friday of pancreatic cancer at his Westminster home.
He was 72.
"Harry was very popular with math majors and, in general,...Tags: Computer Science, Teaching and Learning, Cornell University, Pancreatic Cancer, Cancer
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Clarksville: Yu the man! River Hill junior earns perfect 2,400 score on SAT
River Hill High is blessed with some very bright and multi-talented students and Anthony Yu is one of the brightest. The junior is one of only eight River Hill students to ever make a perfect score on the SAT. He scored a perfect 800 in critical reading,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Clarksville, Ellicott City, Students
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City voters head to the polls
BREAKING NEWS ALERT:Â
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake glided to victory in the Democratic primary Tuesday, securing the nomination for a full four-year term in the office to which she was appointed last year.
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Baltimore voters headed to the polls this...Tags: Sharon Green Middleton, Catherine E. Pugh, Frank M. Conaway, Sr., Polls, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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Mayoral candidates seek to reverse long slide in city jobs
Charleta Jones isn't looking for just one job. She's looking for two: something full time and something on the side, to help repair the financial damage she suffered after losing her job last year as a paratransit driver.
"I've been out of work for...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Teaching and Learning, Local Elections, Inner Harbor, Employment Opportunities
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In reality, trade seldom free or fair
In his letter ("Free trade does not kill jobs," Aug. 30), Thomas Jandl responded to my recent opinion piece in The Sun ("What's killing jobs?" Aug. 27) by questioning my analysis of our trade practices. He misunderstood the basis for the piece. His...Tags: Trade Policy, India, Companies and Corporations, Wipro Limited, Trade Dispute
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Otis Rolley
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve as mayor.
My passion is city planning. After graduating from MIT, I made Baltimore my home and went on to become the nation's youngest Director of City...Tags: Marketing, Teaching and Learning, Business, Transportation, Martin O'Malley
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Sun endorses Rawlings-Blake
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake took over leadership of Baltimore at a difficult time. She became the chief executive after Sheila Dixon's scandal-induced ouster from City Hall, just before a major snowstorm and in the midst of a deep budget crisis. She...Tags: Catherine E. Pugh, Teaching and Learning, School Examinations, Marathon, Baltimore Running Festival
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Rolley courting voters, one at a time
Otis Rolley is scrambling up porches in a quiet West Baltimore neighborhood, undaunted by a steady drizzle. He leaps over baby gates, dodges yapping poodles and asks voters to support him in the primary election. A few years ago, few outside City Hall...Tags: Primaries, Otis Rolley, Regional Authority, Sheila Dixon
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Markets need government
Those who think the government shouldn't be promoting energy innovation have short memories.
The federal government's satellite and ballistic missile program spillovers are what brought us Silicon Valley. The energy program spillovers are going to...Tags: Energy Saving, Conservation, Satellite Technology, Space Programs, Research and Development
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Astronomers fret over Webb Telescope's future
Congressional wrangling over the future of the overdue, over-budget James Webb Space Telescope has split astronomers in a struggle over billions in funding.
Astrophysicists worry that action in the U.S. House to eliminate funding for the Webb project,...Tags: Cornell University, Frank R Wolf, History (tv network), Space Programs, Budgets and Budgeting
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No `brain drain' for Roland Park Elementary/Middle
Teachers at Roland Park Elementary/Middle School will be seeing a familiar face roaming the halls this semester — former longtime Principal Mariale Hardiman.
Hardiman, a well-remembered figure at Roland Park, led the school to Blue Ribbon status as...Tags: Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Mount Royal, Teaching and Learning, Medical Research
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A survivor, Graziano draws mixed reviews after nearly 11 years as housing chief
Paul T. Graziano looked for all the world like a short-timer. Just weeks into his new job as Baltimore's housing commissioner, he was arrested at a Fells Point bar after a drunken tirade laced with anti-gay slurs.
That was more than 10 years ago. He's...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, White House, Real Estate, Poverty, Interior Policy
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