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...Baltimore, Maryland, 27 congregations--Jewish, Christian, white and black--have enlisted 10 or more lay members each to join discussion of the Living Conversation. Members of the Conservative synagogue Chizuk Amuno will mix with parishioners of Saint Matthew Catholic Church, with its 40% minority membership. Saint Matthew's Father Joseph Muth says he is seeking "an opportunity for folks to see across church and racial lines through discussing these basic stories." Chizuk Amuno's Rabbi Richard Camras concurs. "Everybody sees [the stories] as sacred," he says; their power derives in part from their subject matter, the "jealousy, sibling rivalry, wanting...
Jeffrey Maier, 12, is the most reviled child in Baltimore, Maryland, and the No. 1 son of New York City, after sticking his baseball glove over the wall and deflecting a ball. The umpire ruled a home run for the Yankees, but later said he was wrong. Too late. Maier was mobbed by reporters, put up at the Plaza hotel and given free seats for another game...
...about $12,000 at a large state university like Tennessee). But who can blame them if they feel resentful at the millions of dollars being made off their talents? No wonder so many turn pro so early; no wonder so many succumb to Faustian handshakes with agents. University of Maryland president William E. Kirwan, who is heading the NCAA special committee, says, "We realize we underestimated the magnitude of the problem. We estimate that 90% of those who would be picked in the first round of a pro draft have had some form of contact with agents and perhaps received...
...only black people in the world. The dark-skinned folk in the story have characteristics similar to those of an ethnic group in southern India. To assume that the story is set in Africa shows that people really don't know much about Africa. MARCIA POLAND Laurel, Maryland...
...turned a couple of Pilots over to a test panel of TIME readers. The machines got a double thumbs up. David Yarmosky, a TIME subscriber from Beltsville, Maryland, used the one-touch link between PC and Pilot to store a full day's notes and appointments in his pocket. Steve Korovich of Woodhaven, New York, was pleased with Pilot's simple iconic interface. "I liked the machine," Korovich said. "It ran quite smoothly...