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County's best student musicians perform at 2011 All County Orchestra concert
kate.alexander@herald-mail.comPerforming with the All County Orchestra can be as challenging as a "Hungarian Dance," as enjoyable as a "Fiesta," and as memorable as "Schindler's List," but above all, it is a "Rite" of education that Washington County music students have come to love....Tags: Schools, Arts and Culture, Education, High Schools, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Gaiman, Kinsella, Koontz among releases to look forward to
It's not too early to start compiling your summer reading list. Here are some recommendations, courtesy of the Enoch Pratt Free Library, with publication dates. Fiction Sophie Kinsella, "Wedding Night": An unlikely romance involves a pair desperate to...
Tags: True Blood (tv program), Authors, Enoch Pratt Free Library, John Le Carre, U.S. Open (tennis)
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Biblical translation strengthens faith
A thorough review of a handwritten copy of the Gospel of John didn't reveal much controversy or conspiracy to the Rev. Tim Koch. Instead, the endeavor simply fortified his faith. Koch is the pastor at Concordia Lutheran Church in Cresbard and...
Tags: Planet Green (tv network), Arts and Culture, Education, Religion and Belief, Religious Education
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Random House sees 'Fifty Shades' of profit, thanks to E.L. James
Publishing giant Random House posted record profits last year, Publisher's Weekly reports. Thanks to E.L. James' "Fifty Shades" trilogy, revenue at the Bertelsmann-owned publisher exceeded $420 million in 2012 -- up a staggering 75% from the year before....
Tags: Junot Diaz, The New York Times, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Nobel Prize Awards, John Grisham
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Dan Brown offers peek at new book, Inferno
Dan Brown fans can get a look at the opening of his upcoming book, "Inferno," along with a free ebook of his breakthrough best-seller, "The Da Vinci Code," publisher Doubleday announced today. The digital two-fer, which marks the 10th anniversary of...Tags: Lincoln Center, Arts and Culture, Ceremonies, Book, Culture
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Dan Brown conspiracy? 'The Da Vinci Code' ebooks -- free!
Doubleday has announced that it will be giving away free e-books of Dan Brown's international bestseller "The Da Vinci Code" this week. The free digital download is offered in celebration of the novel's 10th anniversary (to readers only in the U.S. and...Tags: Lincoln Center, Angels & Demons (movie), The Da Vinci Code (movie), Arts and Culture, Dante Alighieri
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Selection of Pope Francis gives movie companies some ideas
Where there's white smoke, there's fire. The selection of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio as the next pontiff, Pope Francis, has some in the entertainment business thinking creatively. IFC Films' Sundance Selects, the company that released Nanni...Tags: The Da Vinci Code (movie), Vatican City, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc., Sundance Film Festival, Entertainment
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Group Show At Susan Powell Fine Art In Madison
Susan Powell Fine Art is celebrating the tenth anniversary of opening its gallery in Madison with a group exhibition. The opening reception will be Friday, March 8, from 5 to 8 p.m. for the show, which will feature work by Kathy Anderson, Del-Bourree...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Ceremonies, Peter Bergeron, Culture, Arts
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Football | Players share memories of former Brother Rice coach Tom Mitchell
Joe Krajacic remembers the day like it was yesterday. In February 1980 at Brother Rice, Krajacic, then a freshman, was in his third-period English class. Brother Rice football coach Tom Mitchell knocked on the classroom door and asked to speak to...
Tags: Human Interest, Education, Teaching and Learning, Heart Attack, Students
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Dan Brown's book cover reveal: It's 'Da Vinci Code'-y!
The cover design of Dan Brown's forthcoming novel, "Inferno," was revealed Wednesday. It pretty clearly resembles his mega-huge bestselling hit, "The Da Vinci Code," which introduced readers to Brown's hero, renowned Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon....
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What do Herbert Marcuse and Mark Zuckerberg have in common?
To celebrate National Engineers Week -- of course you knew Feb. 17-23 is National Engineers Week, right? -- MIT Press interviews Matthew Wisnioski, author of their book "Engineers for Change: Competing Visions of Technology in 1960s America." Inside...
Tags: National Government, Politics, Twitter, Inc., Government, Science and Technology
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Can a new pope save the Catholic Church?
It's been a busy week. The Senate voted 78-22 to renew the Violence Against Women Act. Christopher Dorner, ex-cop turned cop killer, was finally tracked down near Big Bear, Calif. Leaders of the International Olympic Committee voted to drop wrestling from...
Tags: Religious Leaders, Religion and Belief, Violence Against Women Act, Christopher Dorner, Vatican City
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