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    Mar 19, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. In 50th year, Scholar Athlete award continues impact on local high school sports

    The plaque hangs on the wall of the doctor's office, proof of its worth to Greg Brouse, 1981 grand-prize winner of the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete award.
    The plaque hangs on the wall of the doctor's office, proof of its worth to Greg Brouse, 1981 grand-prize winner of the Greater Baltimore Chapter of the National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete award. "My kids can't believe I was either a scholar...

    Tags: High School Baseball, Medical Specialization, High School Sports, Baltimore Colts, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    2. Feb 18, 2013 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  2. Health department works with water company to solve issues

    As taken from the pages of The Aegis dated Thursday, February 21, 1963: The Harford County Health Department met with the Maryland Water Works Company in an attempt to find solutions to the turbidity, taste and odor problems with the Bel Air water...

    Tags: Rosalind Russell, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Colonial Williamsburg, Union Memorial Hospital, Washington, DC

    3. Feb 18, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Don't worry about Baltimore's patent drought

    As the economy continues to flounder, many cities are looking for ways to replicate Silicon Valley's financial success. When seeking to catch the magic of those biggest successes — Apple, Google and Facebook — the word "innovation" gets thrown around frequently. And as intellectual property is taking on a larger and larger role in how companies do business in the Bay Area, many have equated innovation with patents.
    As the economy continues to flounder, many cities are looking for ways to replicate Silicon Valley's financial success. When seeking to catch the magic of those biggest successes — Apple, Google and Facebook — the word "innovation" gets thrown...

    Tags: Colleges and Universities, Johns Hopkins University, National Institutes of Health, Google Inc., College Park (Prince George's, Maryland)

    4. Feb 17, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. From Lime Kiln Middle School to the final frontier

    They use words most likely to be heard at a Scripps National Spelling Bee: chryseobacterium, aquaticum or trypticase.
    They use words most likely to be heard at a Scripps National Spelling Bee: chryseobacterium, aquaticum or trypticase. They envision careers in medicine, they enjoy math and science, and — between juggling schedules that include school, music and...

    Tags: Teaching and Learning, Limes, South Korea, Schools, Space Programs

    5. Feb 18, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Saying farewell to Steven Muller, one of Baltimore's best

    Steven Muller, the president of Johns Hopkins University from 1972-1990, died on Jan. 19.  He was one of the giants of his era.  I knew him well.  I write to share three remarkable stories which reveal the character of this great man.
    Steven Muller, the president of Johns Hopkins University from 1972-1990, died on Jan. 19.  He was one of the giants of his era.  I knew him well.  I write to share three remarkable stories which reveal the character of this great man. 1. Steve was...

    Tags: Russia, Colleges and Universities, Judaism, National Government, Passover

    6. Feb 17, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. New speed cameras won't eliminate errors, radar experts say

    Baltimore transportation officials have set high expectations for the city's new speed cameras, telling state lawmakers the devices won't be susceptible to errors that plagued the system over the past three years.
    Baltimore transportation officials have set high expectations for the city's new speed cameras, telling state lawmakers the devices won't be susceptible to errors that plagued the system over the past three years. "We won't have this problem moving...

    Tags: Vehicles, Howard County, Justice System, Local Government, Johns Hopkins University

    7. Feb 17, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Fish abnormalities found in three rivers

    Scientists have found reproductive abnormalities in yellow perch in three Maryland rivers that are either heavily suburbanized or rapidly developing, which they say helps explain why the distinctive black-striped fish are not thriving in those Chesapeake Bay tributaries and may be linked to toxic pollution.
    Scientists have found reproductive abnormalities in yellow perch in three Maryland rivers that are either heavily suburbanized or rapidly developing, which they say helps explain why the distinctive black-striped fish are not thriving in those...

    Tags: U.S. Geological Survey, Metal, Metal and Mineral, Mining

    8. Feb 15, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Raven research defies common wisdom on 'species'

    As the Baltimore Ravens' march to victory in <a href="http://www.baltimoresun.com/superbowl/">Super Bowl</a> XLVII defied the common wisdom of the sports world, so, too, has an examination of the genetics of their winged namesakes in the western United States led one local biologist to evidence he says defies the common wisdom of his field.
    As the Baltimore Ravens' march to victory in Super Bowl XLVII defied the common wisdom of the sports world, so, too, has an examination of the genetics of their winged namesakes in the western United States led one local biologist to evidence he says...

    Tags: Conservation, Medical Research, University of Chicago, Colleges and Universities, Ecosystems

    9. Feb 12, 2013 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  9. Harford Public Library receives book donation in honor of Black History Month

    The Iota Nu Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity's sixth annual Harford County Public Library book dedication ceremony was held at the Abingdon Library on Feb. 2. The book donation and dedication was in honor of Black History Month. Joining members...

    Tags: Libraries, Colleges and Universities, Culture, Black History, Ceremonies

    10. Feb 9, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Charter and independent schools faced financial, academic challenges

    In response to a system that many believed had long failed young black boys, a school began to take shape seven years ago in a small East Baltimore neighborhood.
    In response to a system that many believed had long failed young black boys, a school began to take shape seven years ago in a small East Baltimore neighborhood. The Bluford Drew Jemison Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Academy would...

    Tags: Conservation, Teaching and Learning, Social Organizations, Colleges and Universities, Carl Stokes

    11. Feb 13, 2013 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  11. College Lines: Local students named to Dean's lists

    WILLIAM AND MARY: Taylor Schwabe of Baldwin, Katarina King of Bel Air and Connor Oates of Bel Air were recently named to the Dean's List at the College of William & Mary for the fall 2012 semester. YORK COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA: Colleen Russo of...

    Tags: Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, Frostburg State University, Havre de Grace, Psychology

    12. Mar 18, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Former PR Executive Wins Big in Army Communication Outreach Awards

    T'Jae Gibson, of Abingdon, won first place in the Community Relations-Special Events category at the major command level in a U.S. Army public affairs competition. She leads the Army Research Laboratory's broadcast services area. She also serves as the public affairs office's designate for public affairs planning and project integration.
    T'Jae Gibson, of Abingdon, won first place in the Community Relations-Special Events category at the major command level in a U.S. Army public affairs competition. She leads the Army Research Laboratory's broadcast services area. She also serves as the...

    Tags: Media Industry, Food Network (tv network), Wilberforce University, Weaponry, Research

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