Talent Show 2k13 captivates audience with songs and skits
Two and a half hours of musical performances and comedy skits dazed a full auditorium and left no confusion about the depth of student talent.
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Youth Summit teaches students about physical, emotional and social health
A punch in the eye. A palm in the face. A kick in the groin. That’s how self-defense expert and karate black-belt Carol Middleton instructed students to counter any potential physical assaults.
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Middle East expert Rob Sobhani discusses global economy with business class
Energy businessman and Middle East expert Rob Sobhani spoke about the global economy to international business students March 19.
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Inaugural Real Food For Kids event examines BCPS’ move toward nutritious food
It’s cooked, frozen and reheated twice. It defies gravity when the plate is turned upside down. What is it? It’s the food in Baltimore City Public Schools before chef Tony Geraci came to town.
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Capitol Steps mocks politics to benefit Post Prom
A full auditorium of students, parents and community members enjoyed political satire at its best March 10.
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Nick’s Organic Farm to be returned to the county for educational purposes
The two-year legal battle over Nick’s Organic Farm is over. County Executive Isiah Leggett canceled its lease with Montgomery County Public Schools Feb. 19, abandoning efforts to build soccer fields on the 20-acre Brickyard Road site. The move returns the land to the County Board of Education to be used for educational purposes.
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New Common Application essay questions limit students’ options
Over the next few months, juniors should start thinking about their failures, their identities and their transition to adulthood. These are among the five essay topics that will appear on the new Common Application for college admissions next year.
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