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David J. Andorsky '97 spent the summer researching foreign policy and other issues for U.S. Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin (D-Maryland...
...team returns everyone but Brenner and junior Erica Cheng, both of whom have decided to take a break from the game, and brings in six more players with varsity potential. They are: freshmen Mylin Torres from Georgia, Geena Suh from Minnesota, Gabriela Hricko from Dover, Julia Kim from Maryland and Anna Chai from Maine (spring season only) and sophomore transfer student Rona Mayer from Israel. Graham regrets the departures, but emphasizes the future...
...Army lab in Frederick, Maryland, faced a terrifying situation in 1989 when imported monkeys started dying from a strain of the Ebola virus. After destroying 500 monkeys and quarantining the lab and everyone in it, officials found that this particular strain was harmless to humans. But the episode was dramatic enough to inspire an article in the New Yorker magazine -- now expanded into a soon-to-be released book called The Hot Zone -- and work on two competing movies (one of which seems to have collapsed before production...
While President Clinton and his family slept in Blair House across the street, a Maryland man stole a single engine plane from a small airport near Baltimore, flew into protected federal airspace and crashed into the White House two floors below the President's bedroom window at 1:49 a.m. Several federal agencies are furiously investigating the event, in which the 38-year-old pilot, Frank Eugene Corder, was killed. The Secret Service said this afternoon that Corder, a freight truck driver, had "a prior history of mental illness" and had been distraught over the death of his father...
...announcement today had some bracing for more job losses in recession-battered Southern California, where Lockheed is based. The new company will be headquartered in Maryland...