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Dr. Moreland Perkins, philosophy professor
Dr. Moreland Perkins, a philosophy professor who taught at the University of Maryland, College Park and was also former mayor of Riverdale Park, died Nov. 7 of pneumonia at St. Joseph Medical Center.
The Roland Park resident was 85.
"Moreland was highly...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Pneumonia, Teaching and Learning, St. Joseph Medical Center, Harvard University
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Jules Witcover: Romney courts confusion
Poor Mitt Romney. Even when he is handed the football with a clear path to the goal line, he seems almost unable not to fumble it along the way. In his majority opinion ruling the Affordable Care Act consitututional, Supreme Court Justice John G. Roberts...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, Health Care Reform (2009), John G. Roberts, Jr., Government
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Veterans receive long-overdue honors at Fort Meade
Dr. Charles E. Rath Jr. and Charles Shyab both earned the Bronze Star for their valor in battle, but neither soldier collected his medal. At a recent ceremony at Fort Meade, the two veterans, who served in battles more than two decades apart, stood...
Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Culture, Barbara A. Mikulski, Awards and Prizes, Ceremonies
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'Homeland' Season 2, Episode 7 recap
It might have been a much more tense conversation: Carrie confronts Mike about his continued meddling in the CIA’s terror investigation. She knows all about where he’s been snooping. She even knows about the affair with his best friend’s...
Tags: Political Candidates, Prisons, Elections, International Military Interventions, Wars and Interventions
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Harry E. Sisk, accountant
Harry E. Sisk, a retired accountant and Vietnam War veteran, died Saturday of complications from an aneurysm at the University of Maryland Medical Center. The Brooklyn Park resident was 66. Mr. Sisk was born in Baltimore and raised near Patterson Park....Tags: Brooklyn Park, Highlandtown, Aneurysm, Patterson Park, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland)
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Outspoken first lady fights for those 'on the outside'
Catherine Curran O'Malley grew up with a swirl of history at her doorstep. Daughter of a powerful Maryland senator, her dad's positions led white supremacists to picket her home. The neighborhood priest once denounced him from the pulpit.
Young Katie...Tags: Gun Control, University of Baltimore, Roman Catholicism, Same-Sex Marriage, Belief and Faith
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WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning to have hearing at Maryland's Fort Meade next month
A military hearing for Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, the former intelligence analyst accused of giving classified materials about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to WikiLeaks, has been scheduled for next month at Fort Meade. The primary purpose of the...Tags: Barack Obama, United Nations, Bradley Manning, Daniel Ellsberg, Amnesty International
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Apocalypse now? Blame the Pilgrims, not the Mayans
Tony Aveni blames it on the Pilgrims.
If it hadn't been for our prim and quarrelsome ancestors, their descendants might not now be making forecasts that the world will end in 313 days based on a blatant misreading of the Mayan calendar, according to...Tags: Museums, Walters Art Museum, Czech Republic, Christianity, Anglicanism
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Framed by History
Doug Groft admitted as he walked down the halls of Scott Key High School that he probably couldn't find his way around now, with all of the additions over the years.
He could, however, remember clearly the four years he served in the U.S. Navy during...Tags: Defense, Francis Scott Key, History (tv network), Wars and Interventions, Veterans Day
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Under Patsos, Loyola balances history, culture and basketball
Joe Boylan was sitting with Jimmy Patsos at last Saturday's Loyola-Duke lacrosse game when the former athletic director asked the man he had hired as the school's basketball coach eight years ago if he had any preference as to where Greyhounds would...Tags: Ali MacGraw, Basketball, Wim Wenders, Trips and Vacations, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament
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Relief, not celebration, as Iraq War ends
—When President Barack Obama went to Fort Bragg the other day to proclaim the end of the nearly nine-year war in Iraq, it was hardly what you would call a traditional victory lap. There was no wild V-I Day to match the V-E and V-J Days that kicked...Tags: Barack Obama, White House, George W. Bush, Afghanistan, Nouri Maliki
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The maritime editor: A reporter makes the news
Special to The Baltimore SunAs The Sun's maritime editor from 1949 to 1969, I was given a free hand to cover the shipping world as I saw fit. And in those days we believed our mission was not just to make certain that The Sun was the leader in maritime news but also to enhance and...Tags: Government, Port of Baltimore, Transportation, Joe McCarthy, Korean War (1950-1953)
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