Word: maryland
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson must look forward, as a four game homestand comes up. The toughest team of the four will undoubtedly be Maryland, who earned a trip last season to the NCAA Tournament, of which only four teams are invited...
...Maryland may be the first state to legislate against such actions, deeming them a form of censorship. For constitutional reasons, Maryland would be right to protect the marketplace of ideas with a slightly modified version of the bill it is currently debating...
...Times reported that "Matthew Campbell...Maryland state's attorney who decided not to prosecute, said papers that are available free of charge do not have the same legal status as papers for which people pay." He supported his conclusion with two arguments...
Thus the bill that Maryland is considering goes a little too far. The bill would make it a misdemeanor, punishable by a $500 fine or 60 days of imprisonment, to take "one or more newspapers with the intent to destroy the newspapers or prevent other individuals from reading the newspapers...
...President Ronald Carey is mostly crusading for himself. Nowadays his calls for reform get no respect. Not even when Carey called his four regional headquarters "fertile ground for corruption and Mob influence" and sent a small army of agents to audit their books last month. One regional office in Maryland simply changed its front-door lock. A Chicago office kept Carey's agents waiting in the lobby, where the music was cranked up and the phones were switched off. Last week the rank and file handed Carey his worst embarrassment so far. By 3 to 1, the members rejected...