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Gays have no place in Boys Scouts
The Sun's editors are the only people I know who can speak of homosexuality and morality in the same breath ("Scout's honor," Feb. 6) when, in fact, they are totally opposite. The scriptures make it plain that homosexuality is an abomination in the eyes...
Tags: Ethics, Youth Organizations, Values, Social Organizations
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Scouts are not a one-size-fits-all operation
Scouting has been built by the mostly volunteer labor of parents and other interested adults who have formed troops attached to many different non-profit service organizations (The Scouts and gays," Feb. 4). While religious institutions may constitute a... -
The Scouts and gays
Over the past 103 years, America's churches have built the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) into the nation's most successful youth group — which makes it remarkable that the BSA stands ready to let gays join Scouting, thus publicly renouncing the wishes...
Tags: Mormonism, Civil Rights, U.S. Supreme Court, Separation of Church and State, Youth Organizations
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Scouts' honor
The leaders of the Boy Scouts of America are expected to vote tomorrow on whether to scrap the organization's long-standing national ban on admitting gay Scouts and Scout leaders, and to replace it with a policy that allows the religious and civic...
Tags: Minority Groups, Rick Santorum, Youth Organizations, Barack Obama, Rick Perry
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
WEATHER: Cloudy, with temperatures in the 30s and a chance of wintry mix overnight. TRAFFIC: Check our traffic updates for this morning's issues. TOP NEWS Barnes' family says guilty verdict boosts better investigations: When Phylicia Barnes'...
Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Mount Vernon, Annapolis, Interior Policy, Martin O'Malley
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Editorial polls seem out of whack
The results of The Sun's "What Maryland thinks" polls seem so out of tune with other polls' results. The first one I noticed asked the question if Hillary Clinton had done a good job as secretary of state. The results were overwhelmingly negative....Tags: Elections, Hillary Clinton
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Pages Past: Custodian's heroics save child as wall collapses
An article in the Jan. 24, 1963, edition of the Herald Argus and Baltimore Countian reported the heroics of a school custodian in rescuing a student. Fourteen-year-old Norman G. Gaither, an eighth grade student at Our Lady of Victory Catholic school on...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Hospitals and Clinics, Christianity, Newburg, Music
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Ellicott City: Scouts pitch in for annual food drive
For the past 19 years, Dr. Jeff Muneses of Muneses Chiropractic has hosted an annual food drive to benefit the FISH food pantry. This year, he collected a whopping 1,000 pounds of food. Through a partnership with Scouting for Food in Howard County,...Tags: Medical Specialization, Ellicott City, Chiropractic, The Washington Post
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Six Harford County students head to Annapolis
Six high school seniors are serving as student pages for the 2013 Maryland General Assembly. Emma Zyriek of C. Milton Wright High School, Alexander McArtor of Fallston High School, Emily Clarke and Bryan Doherty of The John Carroll School, Andrew...Tags: Elections, High Schools, Democratic Party, George Washington University, Harford Community College
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James R. LaVey, Boy Scout advocate
James R. LaVey, a retired systems equipment engineer who was also a decorated World War II gunner and longtime Boy Scout advocate, died Saturday of pneumonia at his Timonium home. He was 87.
"He was a giant among Scout volunteers and was a kind friend to...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Christianity, Emergency Incidents, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Pneumonia
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Proud of my scout, not of the Scouts
With school only weeks away, it's time to think ahead to earlier bedtimes, nightly homework, after-school soccer — and Scouts. My son's a Webelos this year. Having decided to join in first grade, he's stayed with it. He's learned how to carve a...
Tags: Minority Groups, Popcorn, Values, Discrimination
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'Perversion files' reveal local failure in Boy Scouts
Among the thousands of "perversion files" kept by the Boy Scouts of America is a Maryland-based illustration of the system's failure. Five years after an Allegany County teacher pleaded guilty to 10 sex offenses involving 12- and 13-year-old boys in...
Tags: Los Angeles Times, Child Abuse, Roman Catholicism, Trials, Jerry Sandusky
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