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Edward E. Sommerfeldt, former Coppin chair
Edward E. Sommerfeldt, who founded the computer science program at Coppin State University where he taught for 39 years and served as a mentor to students and faculty, died May 14 of complications from brain cancer at Gilchrist Hospice in Towson. He was...Tags: Christianity, Colleges and Universities, Cancer, Applied Physics, Coppin State University
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Bel Air High grad develops video game at McDaniel College
A typical college senior plays video games, he doesn't make them. Bel Air resident and soon-to-be McDaniel College graduate Seth Marple, however, did just that. "The challenge is just being creative," Marple, 22, explained about his game. "Not win or...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Gaming, Science
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'Bugsplat': the civilian toll of war
"The Lakotah had no language for insulting other orders of existence: pest, waste, weed ..."
But what about "bugsplat"?
That's the word for the cop at UC Davis, walking up and down the line of students sitting with their arms locked, zapping them in the...Tags: The New York Times, University of California, Davis, The Washington Post, Injuries and Wounds, Iraq
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The Interview: Tom 'TK' Kuegler
Tom "TK" Kuegler is a New England-based venture capitalist who grew up in Baltimore — and who hasn't quite left the city behind. He finds himself here quite often, visiting family and volunteering with the board of sponsors at Loyola University...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Business, Startups, Science, Loyola University Maryland
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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: Medical Research, James Hill, Cornell University, University of Virginia, Medical Research
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Mount Saint Joseph High School students crack the code in robotics competition
Space was the final frontier for Mount St. Joseph High School students as they competed in the NASA/MIT Robotics SPHERES Challenge on Monday, Jan. 23.
Two dozen students watched as a volleyball-sized satellite they had programmed with two schools from...Tags: High Schools, Catonsville, Schools, Teaching and Learning, Science
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'Cyber Challenge' encourages teen hackers to seek security jobs
Like skilled cat burglars, teams of college-age hackers slithered past defenses to probe the soft underbelly of a sophisticated computer system.
Their mission: to steal secrets and leave an electronic calling card.
As they tapped away on laptops and...Tags: Baltimore Convention Center, Engineering, Companies and Corporations, Defense, Science
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Mobile app economy inspires local entrepreneurs
The mobile app economy is real — and it's brewing in Baltimore.
Many businesses are opening their wallets and spending to build mobile apps for customers to use. And developers are in hot demand across the United States, various surveys this year...Tags: Odenton, Apple iPad, Consumers, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Networking
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Six Harford Tech students compete in Maryland Cyber Challenge and Conference finals
Even though they didn't win first or second place, six Harford Tech students made it all the way to the final round of the 2011 Maryland Cyber Challenge and Conference Oct. 22 at the Baltimore Convention Center, where they — and seven other teams...Tags: University of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore Convention Center, Computer Networking and Internet, Networking, National Security
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Varsity Q&A: Lauren Bosse, Towson volleyball
Lauren Bosse cringes when she hears herself described as the Towson High volleyball team's "heart."
"Everybody is working really hard," the 5-foot-11 senior middle hitter said. "To be called the heart wouldn't be fair. Without the rest of my team, I'd...Tags: Volleyball, Abusive Behavior, Lacrosse, Science, College Sports
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Nathan Krasnopoler, Johns Hopkins University student, dies at 20
Baltimore Sun reporterAt funeral services for Nathan Krasnopoler held at Sol Levinson and Bros. Funeral Home on Aug. 12, the 20-year-old was remembered by a Johns Hopkins University professor for his "keen and incisive intellect." Mr. Krasnopoler died Aug. 10 at Gilchrist...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Colleges and Universities, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), University of Maryland Medical Center, High School Sports
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Campus security: There's an app for that
With a tap on his smartphone, University of Maryland student Shiv Krishnamoorthy can instantly alert police as he walks through the dimly lit corners of the College Park campus — and share with them his precise location, plus live video and audio....Tags: Corporate Officers, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Law Enforcement, University of Baltimore, Companies and Corporations
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