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Good Day Baltimore: Fun things to do today
Nature & Geometry, a small exhibit of new works by artists Michael Marshall, David Peterson and Brendan Murphy, explores the relationship between humans and their connection to the environment in the modern world. Noon to 6 p.m.; Through Aug. 30. Free. Definition Gallery, 1800 Fleet St., Baltimore. 410-342-0577.
Baltimore warehouse fights poverty with free stuff
A rusty, 3,000-square-foot Highlandtown warehouse is the unpretentious headquarters of a Baltimore organization fighting poverty by giving away everything - yes, everything - that's donated.
Daily Outrage: 18 months for killing someone in Baltimore County
Who: Baltimore County Circuit Judge Robert Dugan  Hit-and-run driver gets 18 months in student’s deathA Parkville man pleaded guilty Thursday in a hit-and-run crash that killed a Towson University student.
Good Day Baltimore: Get your spray-paint cans ready
Spray paint explodes onto the local art scene with “No Surface Left Untouched,” an exhibit centered on graffiti art - and how it communicates messages about cultures and communities. Artists featured include Arek, Con, Ride, Vose, Mybad, Stab, StabRock, Sky and Szechuan. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free. Through Aug. 8. CCBC Catonsvile, Building Q, 800 South Rolling Road, Baltimore. 410-455-4246.
Richard E. Vatz: Negative campaigning clarified: The ‘FIT’ Test
Every political campaign sports complaints across a wide spectrum of observers that “negative campaigning” is destroying the political system. That argument overlooks the point that the two main arguments for one’s candidacy are that “I am a good candidate,” and “my opponent is not so good.” The latter point requires some type of negative campaigning by any definition.
Top things to do in the Baltimore area
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State wealth hurt by students failing to graduate
Maryland’s economy could have gained $5.6 billion in wages, taxes and productivity if all the students who began high school in 2004 graduated with their class in 2008, a research organization reported Monday. |
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