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Historic Genius Drive sees 1,474 runners, walkers
OrlandoSentinel.comSaturday's Run for the Trees 5K began at Winter Park's Showalter Field and had its final mile on the private, unpaved part of Genius Drive, generally closed to the public since the 1980s because of vandalism. Somehow I had never done this race, and I'm... -
Young donors outpace older givers with their charity
Once largely ignored by charities, the under-44 crowd is now out-pacing its elders in their personal giving habits, a trend fueled by social media and volunteerism. "For a long time, an awful lot of nonprofits never talked to people under 44," said Mark...
Tags: Orlando Science Center, Business Enterprises, Social Media, Relay for Life, American Cancer Society
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Rollins' Cornell Museum opens 'Coalescence'
The Cornell Fine Arts Museum, in collaboration with the Department of Art and Art History at Rollins College is opening "Coalescence," an exhibition debuting the work of 10 senior studio art majors from the Class of 2013. The opening reception takes place...
Tags: Artists, Fine Arts, Museums, Arts, Arts and Culture
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New Voices: Reform must include students who arrived in the U.S. legally
On April 17, I got a call around 3 a.m. My friend Melissa said, "It's here! It's here!" I was half asleep, but I knew exactly what she was talking about. I started up my computer before I even turned on the light in my dorm room. I had been waiting...Tags: Immigration Reform Legislation (2013), Interior Policy, Colleges and Universities, here! (tv network), Marco Rubio
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Dorothy Shepherd Smith: Nationally recognized historian built Winter Park archives at Rollins
For more than a century, Dorothy Shepherd Smith was steeped in Winter Park life. Born and raised in Winter Park, she graduated from Rollins College with a bachelor's degree in 1933 and went on to become a nationally recognized historian. Through years...
Tags: Apopka, Mexico, Trips and Vacations, Nicaragua, Travel
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Dwyer, Watson power Orlando City past Dayton 4-0
Just one week after setting a regular-season home attendance mark of 9,140, an announced crowd of 9,589 took in the Orlando City Soccer Club's 4-0 win Saturday over the Dayton Dutch Lions at the Florida Citrus Bowl. Orlando City (4-1-1) scored three...
Tags: Soccer, Sports
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Rollins College students reach out to inspire youngsters at Fern Creek Elementary
Third-grader Destiniyah Garcia stood on the lawn at Rollins College in a "Future College Graduate" T-shirt and pronounced the campus "cool." "I want to go here someday," the Fern Creek Elementary student said. "You get to go all over the place any way...
Tags: SeaWorld, Schools, Science and Technology, Teachers, Separation of Church and State
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Glimpsed at the "Hope in the Harbor Gala": Maura Imel
Maura Imel, 22, showed off what she calls her "simple, elegant" style at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's fourth annual Hope in the Harbor Gala at the American Visionary Art Museum. The Rollins College senior wore a navy chiffon Lush shift and a...Tags: American Visionary Art Museum, Ellicott City, Winter Park
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Report: Students, employees upset over potential changes at Rollins College radio station
Sentinel School ZoneStudents and employees are upset over potential changes at Rollins College's radio station, thedailycity.com is reporting. The radio station -- WPRK 91.5 FM-- has a new general manager. Students, DJs and others are apparently worried about the changes...Tags: Radio Industry, Radio, Music, Entertainment, Federal Communications Commission
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Whip-smart computer genealogy expert
James Courtenay Staples was an engineer at Martin Marietta, a whip-smart man who in the 1970s developed the first computer program to plot genealogy, according to his family. He used his smarts to manage computer systems for the defense contractor, to...
Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Auburndale, Gainesville, Boats
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Rare Annie Russell film discovered, will be shown at Rollins theater
Theater and history lovers alike are in for a treat with the closing production of Annie Russell Theatre's 80th season. The theater at Rollins College opens Oliver Goldsmith's classic "She Stoops to Conquer" on Friday, April 19, but a three-minute...
Tags: University of Georgia, New York Public Library, Arts and Culture, Education, Colleges and Universities
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More control, money for WP developer Dan Bellows?
Taking Names the Blog - Orlando SentinelThere are a lot of interesting stories out there about Dan Bellows. Like the time he got into a physical fight — during a planning and zoning meeting at Winter Park — and still won 3-2 approval on the project he was seeking, even after the...
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