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Notes: Catonsville resident graduates with honors from Butler University
Stephanie Cheuvront recently graduated from Butler University, in Indianapolis, Ind., with a Bachelor of Arts with high honors in history and classical studies, and a minor in religious studies. She was recognized among the top 100 students at the...Tags: Butler University, Catonsville, Education, Colleges and Universities, Human Interest
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Undoing health law could have messy ripple effects
WASHINGTON (AP) — It sounds like a silver lining. Even if the Supreme Court overturns President Barack Obama's health care law, employers can keep offering popular coverage for the young adult children of their workers. But here's the catch: The...
Tags: Health, Labor Legislation, Education, Career and Workplace, Medicare
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Student news - June 14
The following area students were among the 127 students who graduated from Mercersburg Academy at the school’s 119th commencement ceremony: • Elina Mir of Hagerstown, who will attend George Washington University. • Kathleen O’...
Tags: Mount Airy, Education, David Robinson, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Federal education leaders urge families to compare college costs
L.A. NOWU.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan on Tuesday urged parents and students to explore the federal government’s national online tool for college costs. The tuition figures listed in the newly revised College Affordability and Transparency Center... -
Take yourself out to the ball game in DeLand
Major League Baseball's spring training will be in full swing with games starting on the first weekend of March and your Postcards columnist will be reporting from at least one Grapefruit League destination.
But there's another option for baseball in the...Tags: Baseball, New York Yankees, Grapefruit League, Sports, College Sports
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Spring back into fitness
Think you have what it takes to get in shape? Spring is "gut check" time. And if those abs — or arms or thighs — aren't ready for public display, here are some ways to start a new workout routine: If you are working out but have reached a...Tags: Health Treatments, Health, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Sports, College Sports
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Study Up On Money Matters
When Alexa von Tobel graduated from Harvard in 2006 and was about to take a job on Wall Street, she wondered whether her first savings priority should be retirement or an emergency kitty. "I thought, wow, I'm graduating from Harvard and I've never gotten...Tags: Consumers, Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Financial Planning
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Terry Weldon Taylor, political operative
Terry Weldon Taylor, a former public affairs director of a Baltimore health center and veteran political operative, died Wednesday from complications of a stroke at Northwest Hospital. The Windsor Mills resident was 62.
"I got to know him through the...Tags: Health, Morgan State University, Hospitals and Clinics, Local Elections, Mary Pat Clarke
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Baltimore native played key role in Johnson's swearing-in
Kenneth O'Donnell, aide to President John F. Kennedy, stepped into a small cubicle at Parkland Hospital, where Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson nervously waited with his wife and several aides to learn the condition of the president. Kennedy had...Tags: Trials, Arts, Photography, U.S. House of Representatives, Colleges and Universities
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Charles Colson dies at 80; Watergate felon and prison reformer
WASHINGTON — Watergate felon and prison reformer Charles W. Colson, who died Saturday at age 80 in northern Virginia, was two people.
He was Richard Nixon's "hatchet man," the president's "evil genius," who by his own admission was "ruthless in...Tags: Health, Brain, Brown University, Trials, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Lawsuit: Dentist's 'negligence' hospitalizes Nicholasville woman for six days
brossi@jessaminejournal.comA Nicholasville woman’s lawsuit accusing her former dentist of negligence when a denture implant screwdriver dropped down her throat has garnered national attention. After a month, the screwdriver, an instrument roughly the size of a thumbnail,...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Health, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Hospitals and Clinics
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Garagiola points to Annapolis experience as he runs for Congress
Two years ago, state Sen. Rob Garagiola took up a bill that just about everyone else in Annapolis considered a lost cause. The proposal, to require large retailers to offer employees 15-minute shift breaks every four hours, had languished for years under...
Tags: Health, Government, Annapolis, Labor Legislation, Primaries
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