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The Siren's Call: Doubt and faith
Los Angeles TimesMissed appointments for the apocalypse, like the one in May, do more than give nonbelievers a chance to crack a joke. They create doubts in some of the faithful; after all, the world didn't end — but is there really somebody out there? The same can...Tags: Throat, Soups, Compton (Los Angeles, California), Death and Dying Customs, Los Angeles Times
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In debate, mayoral candidates vow to double youth jobs
Candidates vying to be Baltimore's next mayor promised Thursday evening to double funding for after school programs, create 1,000 summer jobs for youth and renovate or rebuild all of the city's schools.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, former city...Tags: African Americans, Minority Groups, Property Tax, Joseph T. Landers, III, Christianity
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A summer job in every pot
The near-consensus view from the men and women running to become Baltimore's next mayor is that the city should double the funding for after-school programs, create 1,000 more summer jobs for youths and renovate all city schools.
The obvious question...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, Economy, Business and Finance, Annapolis, Crime, Law and Justice, Budgets and Budgeting
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Adjunct faculty need support
A significant issue that permeates higher education is the need for better preparation for a substantial sector of the instructional workforce: occasional, part-time, and non-tenure-track instructors, known generally as adjunct faculty. Most colleges...Tags: Customs and Tradition, Teaching and Learning, Adult Education, Colleges and Universities, Loyola University Maryland
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BUILD leaders: Our agenda is achievable
Your August 28 editorial, "A summer job in every pot," was as predictable as it was disappointing. The Baltimore Sun believes the goals of the BUILD agenda are "laudable" just unrealistic in the current economy. In a rather condescending tone, the...Tags: Ice Hockey, Economy, Business and Finance, American Civil Liberties Union, Inner Harbor, Finance
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District 9: John T. Bullock
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve on the City Council.
My education consists of a B.A. in Political Science from Hampton University, a Master's in City and Regional Planning from the...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Transportation, Budgets and Budgeting, Politics, Local Government
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Milbank FFA members head to national convention
The Milbank FFA Chapter's Dairy Cattle and Food Science teams, as well as National FFA Band and National FFA Chorus members, will attend a national FFA event. The Dairy Cattle and Food Science teams are part of the chapter's career development section....Tags: The National (music group), Science, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Clark high school students post 120 percent gain in AP qualifying scores
The Winchester SunWhen Clark County Board of Education members elected to have George Rogers Clark High School participate in the Advance Kentucky Math-Science Initiative last year, they said they felt like it could make a big difference for students taking Advanced...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Ice Hockey, African Americans, Health, Personal Income
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Dentist, TV personality: Fitness can help you do it all
Karent Sierra enjoys the fabulous life as a cosmetic dentist to numerous celebrities, including Pitbull, Jon Secada and Arturo Sandoval. And in her "second career" as a TV personality, she has starred in commercials and Latin shows. Sierra also was...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Jon Secada, Entertainment, Coral Gables, Nutrition
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Some Jessamine County teachers unclear about grant work
jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.comJessamine County is the beneficiary of hundreds of thousands in grant money from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation this school year. Yet comments from teachers indicate many are not aware what the money is going toward. The Jessamine County...Tags: Charity, Teaching and Learning, Teachers
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Jessamine fiscal court votes for county-run animal shelter
lbutler@jessaminejournal.comThe Jessamine County Fiscal Court decided Thursday, June 30, at a special-called meeting that it will take over operations of the county’s animal shelter, currently run by The S.A.V.E. Center. As of Friday, July 1, the shelter became a county-run...Tags: Judges, Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Elections, Justice System
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Dec 7, 2011
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