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Frank Keegan: BSO composes a better Baltimore through music
- What if prancing Prussians skipped and sang through Europe in 1939 instead of goose-stepping? Could have been, had Nazis not blocked composer Carl Orff’s innovative music education program, “Schulwerk,” in Berlin.
- What if prancing Prussians skipped and sang through Europe in 1939 instead of goose-stepping? Could have been, had Nazis not blocked composer Carl Orff’s innovative music education program, “Schulwerk,” in Berlin.
Leave a few behind to save our schools
- One more time: Leave some behind. It is triage time in our public schools.
Frank Keegan: Sludge, trash show us our destiny and hope
- We cannot even begin to count the ways we poison ourselves, much less name them. But Examiner reporters recently identified two of the worst.
- We cannot even begin to count the ways we poison ourselves, much less name them. But Examiner reporters recently identified two of the worst.
Officials can’t find cuts? They can start with themselves
- Try this sometime, fellow private-sector worker drones: When your boss orders you to cut expenses, snap back petulantly: If you’re so smart, show me where to cut! Your boss will start by cutting you.
Frank Keegan: Hear the one about lawyers and artists?
- This is not just another lawyer joke. Really. Maryland Lawyers for the Arts is no joke.
Frank Keegan: Government development must include competence
- Maybe it was the ice-pick sleet off Inner Harbor on Tuesday morning. Or was it the colder blow from Wall Street?
- Maybe it was the ice-pick sleet off Inner Harbor on Tuesday morning. Or was it the colder blow from Wall Street?
The 3-minute interview: Kathleen Snyder
- Kathleen Snyder has been president and chief executive officer of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce for almost nine years.
Hey, Maryland legislators: It’s our money
- Let politicians quibble about whether Gov. Martin O’Malley’s budget increase is one of 4.1 percent or 5.9 percent. Suffice it to say, it is too much.
Frank Keegan: Politicians should learn some leadership
- Americans craving leadership can take heart from panelists at the recent Baltimore Downtown Partnership annual luncheon.
- Americans craving leadership can take heart from panelists at the recent Baltimore Downtown Partnership annual luncheon.
Frank Keegan: Justice Clarence Thomas: Debate makes country strong
- Oh America, how many geniuses have we wasted? How many are we wasting now?
- Oh America, how many geniuses have we wasted? How many are we wasting now?
Frank Keegan: Faith excuses no evil
- Our Founders never had self-proclaimed pastor Fred Phelps in mind when they put faith first among amendments protecting us from our government. So it’s hard to stomach someone so repulsive sharing that glorious shield.
Frank Keegan: Breed bans expose legislative folly
- Nobody needs to muzzle Baltimore County Council members barking inanely about a pit bull ban because somebody’s already neutered and lobotomized them.
- Nobody needs to muzzle Baltimore County Council members barking inanely about a pit bull ban because somebody’s already neutered and lobotomized them.
1 percent gives Dixon power for good, evil
- Person for person, vote for vote, the most influential group in Maryland is the fewer than 1 percent of state residents who elected Baltimore’s mayor.
- Person for person, vote for vote, the most influential group in Maryland is the fewer than 1 percent of state residents who elected Baltimore’s mayor.
Donna Marchand
Sioux Falls Early Childhood Parenting Examiner
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Healthcare reform: education and information are key
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Healthcare reform: education and information are key
