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Holman leads N. Carolina over Hofstra, 12-9
Marcus Holman (Gilman) scored a game-high five goals, including two during a late rally, as No. 4 North Carolina won a come-from-behind victory over Hofstra, 12-9, at the ESPNU Warrior Classic on Saturday in Charlotte, N.C. Trailing by one goal at the...Tags: Florida Gators, Villanova Wildcats, Hofstra Pride, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Georgetown Hoyas
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The smell of success
Lately, it seems you don't have to be anywhere near a garden to stop and smell the roses.
Smell is the latest way that businesses are attempting to woo customers, whether it be the scented candles at Hampden shop In Watermelon Sugar, the vanilla and...Tags: Baltimore Hotels, Williams-Sonoma Inc., Business, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Black Pepper
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African-American focused 'Find Our Missing' aims to fill the void left by mainstream media
Everyone who has ever tuned into a cable channel has heard the names Natalee Holloway and Laci Peterson. Show hosts like Nancy Grace have used their TV pulpits to chronicle the disappearance of such white, female victims night after night.
But what about...Tags: Television Industry, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Missing Persons, News Media, Government
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CEO puts on positive spin
When the biggest news in the offseason is an announcement that NASCAR will no longer keep fines to teams and drivers hush-hush, the sport appears in strong shape for the long run of 2012 that begins shortly in Daytona Beach. Nothing is broken, so why try...Tags: NASCAR, Kasey Kahne, Matt Kenseth, U.S. Army, Auto Racing
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Eating up 'Hunger Games'
Y ou may love reading "The Hunger Games" book trilogy, but do you have plans to camp out for the premiere? Would you try out a recipe for Katniss' favorite lamb stew with dry plums? "The Hunger Games" has morphed into a pop-culture phenomenon, with rabid...Tags: Josh Hutcherson, Breads, Chocolate Cake, The Hunger Games (movie), Harry Potter (fictional character)
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Bernard "Bernie" Harper, city police major
Bernard "Bernie" Harper, a retired decorated Baltimore Police Department major who had commanded the Northwestern District, died Saturday of cancer at his Northeast Baltimore home.
He was 73.
"I always considered Bernie as one of my outstanding...Tags: Radio Industry, Govans, Baltimore City Community College, Cancer, Frederick Douglass
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Cross country: Lang accepts UNC-Charlotte's offer
Tiffany Lang made four official visits and a few unofficial visits before deciding where she wants to spend the next four years. When it was all said and done, the Oakland Mills senior chose the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She made her...
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Dr. John Howard "Jack" Yardley
Baltimore Sun reporterDr. John Howard "Jack" Yardley, former director of pathology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, who had also been associate dean for academic affairs, died Dec. 7 of a stroke at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The longtime Roland...Tags: Research, Internists, Johns Hopkins University, Health and Safety at School, Arable Farming
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Air Jordan shoes cause frenzy at local, nationwide malls
Several people were arrested at malls across Maryland as police broke up crowds of hundreds lined up to buy Nike Air Jordan Concords, part of a nationwide frenzy over the new sneakers that prompted a number of disturbances. Mobs broke down store doors in...Tags: Sports Illustrated, Health and Safety at School, Washington, DC, Annapolis, Murder
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Rev. James A. Devereux, Jesuit provincial
The Rev. James Ashton Devereux, a Jesuit priest who served as provincial of Maryland Province, died of Parkinson's disease Dec. 19 at Manresa Hall in Merion Station, Pa. He was 83.
Born in Philadelphia, he was a 1945 graduate of St. Joseph's...Tags: Baltimore County, Loyola University Maryland, Roland Park, Georgetown University, Cambridge (Middlesex, Massachusetts)
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Baltimore police told not to stop people taking photos or video of their actions
Baltimore police officers may not "prevent or prohibit" people from taking photographs or video of crime scenes and other law enforcement activities that are in public view, according to a department-wide directive made public Friday. The new rules...Tags: Peter Hermann, Harford County, Johns Hopkins University, Miami Beach, Photography and Video
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