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Kristin Vorce
Searching for meaning in a parking garage
- In a perfect world, all college graduates would have their dream job immediately after graduation.
Fascinating Louverture brought to life in new book
- Toussaint Louverture was a man of contradictions. He was a free black man and a slave owner, yet he led a successful slave revolution.
Blowing off steam may be hazardous to women’s health
- Women who regularly express anger may be more likely to develop heart disease, which kills more women than men in this country.
Campaign focuses on women’s heart disease
- Concerned people nationwide will be wearing red today to focus attention on women’s risk of heart disease. The fourth annual Go Red For Women campaign will take place throughout the month of February.
Leaving the nest with Type 1 diabetes
- Each year more than 13,000 children in the United States are diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, according to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. That is 35 children per day whose parents will likely monitor every aspect of their care and treatment until they leave home.
Organizations tackle Bay pollution
- A soda can carelessly tossed on the ground probably will wash into a storm drain, meander through a creek into the harbor and end up in the Chesapeake Bay.
Celebrating black heritage through art
- The Black Heritage Art Show connects people to each other and their art.
- The Black Heritage Art Show connects people to each other and their art.
Drivers go sliding during Maryland’s first snowfall
- Maryland motorists who slowed down avoided hazardous situations Sunday and Monday, while others spun out of control during the first measurable snowfall.
U.Md. program helps deaf overcome substance abuse
- Baltimore resident Calvin Taylor was addicted to cocaine, but if he had walked into a Narcotics Anonymous meeting he would have found no help — he is deaf, and interpreters are rarely at meetings.
- Baltimore resident Calvin Taylor was addicted to cocaine, but if he had walked into a Narcotics Anonymous meeting he would have found no help — he is deaf, and interpreters are rarely at meetings.
Designers to identify models with eating disorders
- They strut across the runway with stick-thin thighs and teeny-tiny waists — the picture of perfection.
Joe Rizzo
New Jersey Devils Examiner
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Dominic Serrao
Central Jersey Events Examiner
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Len Berman releases new book, 'Greatest Moments in Sports'
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