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Risky business in the classroom
In 2008, I transitioned from professional practice to academia. Since then, I have been privileged to teach at several fine universities in theWashington, D.C.area. For me, the difficult economic times have had a silver lining in that they have given me...
Tags: McGraw-Hill Incorporated, Teaching and Learning, Education, Students, Mutual Funds
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OCC rowing wins two national titles
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Orange Coast College's rowing team added to its storied tradition Sunday, as the Pirates won two national titles at the American Collegiate Rowing Assn. championships on Lake Lanier. OCC captured the novice four and novice...
Tags: College Sports, Eight Rowing, Rowing, Sports, Awards and Prizes
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Md. defense contractors press Congress for details of cuts
Northrop Grumman Corp. says it is already having difficulty attracting bright, tech-savvy workers. The CEO of Lockheed Martin Corp. told Congress this month that his company could have to lay off thousands of employees. They and other Maryland defense...Tags: Bethesda (Montgomery, Maryland), Montgomery County (Virginia), Public Finance, Budgets and Budgeting, Barack Obama
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Mark Turgeon hoping to toughen Maryland's future hoops schedules
![One year after arriving as Maryland's men's basketball coach, Mark Turgeon says the nonconference schedule "is not where I want it to be" and that he hopes to toughen it by adding more marquee games in future seasons — perhaps including some in Baltimore.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-05/70229732-31142528.jpg "One year after arriving as Maryland's men's basketball coach, Mark Turgeon says the nonconference schedule "is not where I want it to be\" and that he hopes to toughen it by adding more marquee games in future seasons — perhaps including some in Baltimore.")
One year after arriving as Maryland's men's basketball coach, Mark Turgeon says the nonconference schedule "is not where I want it to be" and that he hopes to toughen it by adding more marquee games in future seasons — perhaps including some in...Tags: Barclays Center, Syracuse Orange, Virginia Cavaliers, Basketball, Sports
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Supreme Court Health Law Ruling Will Only Begin More Debate
The Hartford CourantWASHINGTON - The Supreme Court soon will pull the trigger on the epic health care case. Better be ready to rumble. Everyone else is, as the court should announce Monday or by the end of the week whether the Obama administration's signature health care law...Tags: Humana Incorporated, Kathleen Sebelius, Republican Party, Health, Justice System
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Former Virginia Tech prized recruit headed to Louisville
Soon after Seth Greenberg was fired and James Johnson was hired, the Virginia Tech basketball team lost the prize piece of its recruiting class -- Hargrave's Montrezl Harrell. The forward has finally chosen a new destination. And it's a major upgrade,...
Tags: Seth Greenberg, Louisville Cardinals, Virginia Tech Hokies
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VHSL playoffs roll on with state quarterfinals
Boys Soccer Group AA Quarterfinals Blacksburg 8, E.C. Glass 1 - Geinda Smith scored two goals and an assist as the Bruins made quick work of the Hilltoppers, winning at home 8-1. Blacksburg, in search of the program's 12th state championship, will face...
Tags: Virginia High School League, Soccer, Virginia Cavaliers, Sports, Minor League Baseball
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Police, Metallica team up for multimedia campaign to catch Morgan Harrington's killer
Police are using social media to catch the man who killed Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington in 2009. Two composite sketches of the murder suspect, one with and one without facial hair, are being shown on billboards all over the east coast. The...
Tags: Criminals, Government, Concerts, Sex Crimes, Assault
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Metallica uses its star-power to help catch the killer of Morgan Harrington
reporter"Hi, I'm James of Metallica. Back in 2010 our band offered $50-thousand for helping catch the person who killed Morgan Harrington," so starts the PSA starring James Hetfield. Hetfield is used to being in front of millions of fans as the lead singer of...Tags: Criminals, Concerts, Sex Crimes, Murder, Assault
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Day trip: Firefly outdoor music fest to light up Dover
Dover, Del.
Firefly Music Festival
The first large-scale music festival in Dover history, Firefly's inaugural lineup has something for everyone. The three-day, 47-band event extends across a variety of genres, including alternative rock, bluegrass and...Tags: International Speedway Corp., Entertainment, Gerald Albright, Entertainment Events, Artists
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Student news - July 19
FAIRFAX, Va. — Matthew S. “Matt” Barnhart of Greencastle, Pa., was named to the dean’s list with a 4.0 grade-point average for the spring semester at George Mason University. Barnhart is a junior in the School of Management. He is...
Tags: Mount Airy, Students, Robert Harris, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Teaching and Learning
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Maryland lost 11,000 jobs in June, labor report says
Maryland's unemployment situation took a turn for the worse this spring and hasn't bounced back, with new estimates suggesting that the state lost 11,000 jobs in June — among the worst performances in the country. The U.S. Department of Labor...
Tags: Fort Meade (military base), Career and Workplace, Layoffs and Downsizing, Job Layoffs, Unemployment
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