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Marylanders get a taste of veto democracy
Marylanders will soon have an opportunity common in a country other than their own: the right to veto a legislature's product. This tool, the voter referendum, is an important right, since two cure-alls of the 1970s, campaign finance "reform" and strict...
Tags: Justice and Rights, Immigration, Family, Laws, Marriage
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Baltimore native Jason Winer gets new Hollywood deal, NBC debut date
The Baltimore SunBaltimore native Jason Winer signed a new deal with 20th Century as NBC announced a premiere date for his sitcom, "1600 Penn," according to the trade publication Variety. The deal will keep the Friends School graduate writing-producing and directing at...Tags: The Book of Mormon (musical), ABC (tv network), Comedy (genre), Christopher LLoyd, Christianity
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Mail Call - Oct. 26
“I’d like to thank the three people that helped me this morning when I fell, out at the mall. Just wanted to say thank you. I broke my shoulder, but I’ll be OK. Also, the EMTs at Halfway. They were great. Thanks, guys.” —...Tags: White House, Elections, Religion and Belief, Barack Obama, Christianity
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Teachable Moments To Be Acquired by Not Enrolling at UNO
WGNO NewsThe Who Dat City’s media is all abuzz over the news that UNO’s enrollment is down by 800 students (1). LSU, LA Lafayette and LA Tech were also affected by the state legislature’s wise decision to drop - as in cold turkey - remedial...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Religion and Belief, Christianity, Students
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Geography determines justice for Scout abuse victims
Ron Morgan and Kerry Lewis grew up in adjoining states — one in Idaho, the other in Oregon. Both belonged to Boy Scout troops during the 1980s, and decades later, both alleged in lawsuits that the Scouts failed to protect them and other boys...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Boy Scouts of America, Trials, Laws, Insurance
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Maryland's wealthy dig deep to donate to super PACS
There are big political contributors, and then there are BIG contributors. Count Baltimore trial lawyer and Orioles owner Peter Angelos among the latter. Angelos has donated at least $1.22 million, mostly to super PACs backing Democrats, according to the...
Tags: Exelon Corp., Democratic Party, Constellation Energy Group, Elections, Barbara Lee
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Husband's phone is full of exes, worrying wife
Dear Amy: My man and I have been together for three years and just got married. Unfortunately, we continue to have an unresolved problem, even though we have been to counseling. He has a few exes whom he keeps in touch with. I have only one ex whom I...
Tags: Religion and Belief, Christianity, Nicole Kidman, Freedom of the Press, Politics
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Letters to the Editor - Oct. 5
Same old story: Men and religion try to dictate to women To the editor: Having been raised as a conservative Midwestern Catholic and later, as a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon), I feel that I can comment on the...Tags: Shelley Moore Capito, Family, Jesus Christ, Christianity, Authors
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Why Mitt's Mormonism doesn't matter
Mormonism is a minority sect once persecuted by mainstream American Christians for its unconventional doctrines and practice of polygamy. It is still viewed by many as an odd cult. But a Mormon is the Republican nominee for president, and he can take...
Tags: Mike Huckabee, Justice and Rights, Democratic Party, John McCain, Jeremiah Wright
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Churches using 'souls to polls' to rally vote
MIAMI (AP) — It's not just the collection plate that's getting passed around this fall at hundreds of mainly African-American and Latino churches in presidential battleground states and across the nation. Exhorting congregations to register to...
Tags: Justice and Rights, Laws, Personal Data Collection, Barack Obama, Minority Groups
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Salman Rushdie, freedom writer
In the 1990s, he was the world-famous novelist few people officially laid eyes on. Of Salman Rushdie's dozen-plus novels, it was "The Satanic Verses" (1988) that raised a hue and cry and sent him undercover: Its supposedly sacrilegious portrayal of the...
Tags: Poetry, United Kingdom, Arab Spring, Authors, Separation of Church and State
Oct 30, 2012
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Oct 11, 2012
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Oct 10, 2012
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Oct 5, 2012
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Oct 4, 2012
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Oct 2, 2012
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Oct 3, 2012
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