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About half the states have some regulations governing crematories--though often not enough inspectors to enforce them. In nine states there are no regulations at all--aside from some limits on emissions. In Maryland the legislature has shot down crematory regulation two years in a row. Steve Sklar, director of the state office of cemetery oversight, hopes it will reconsider now. Solid legislation, he says, for a case like the Marshes' "may not stop the first 10 bodies. But you certainly will stop the next...
Some students are mystified as to why anyone would start another fraternity in light of the relative obscurity of the current frats, although others expressed conditional interest. Kyle A. Lehman ’05, whose father was a Pike at the University of Maryland, says he believes that “depending on the housing situation, [the frat] will provide social opportunity outside of house parties and give other options to many guys who are left standing outside final clubs...
...This is a very fuzzy area of the law," says Dr. Frank Palumbo, director of the University of Maryland Center on Drugs and Public Policy in Baltimore. "I could see law enforcement going after you, because you're in possession of a controlled substance without a valid prescription...
...Twerrapon Traditionals are playing the Spee. This does not mean the Maryland basketball team is going to school a final club. The Twerrapon Traditionals are not collegiate ballers but members of a Ghanaian drum and dance troupe. Their connection to the Spee was made last summer when Spee members Ian D. Broadwater ’02, John A. Roberts ’02 and Allen P. Tsai ’03 were working on AIDS education with the World Education Program in Ghana. According to Roberts, after seeing the Traditionals’ show, the three...
Person of the Week SIX FEET UNDER John Rusnak was just another suburban dad?or so his Baltimore, Maryland neighbors and bosses thought. However, this $85,000-a-year currency trader surreptitiously dug his company, Allied Irish Banks, a $750 million financial hole the firm may never get to the bottom...