ANNAPOLIS – Molly Quell has spent her college years resisting temptation
Bill Seeks Tougher Penalties for School Violence
ANNAPOLIS – People who commit violent crimes in Maryland may soon face stiffer punishments if they commit their crimes near or on school property
Sign Language to Count as Foreign Language for Md. Students
BALTIMORE – Sign language will soon become an alternative choice for Maryland high school students looking for foreign language credits
Allegany Community Builds New School, Faces Old Challenges
FROSTBURG – When Martin Crump opens the door to the basement in Westmar Middle School, the room is barely lit and a loud humming sound almost drowns out what he says next:
“This is Big Bertha
Bill Calls For Maryland Student Health Report Card
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland students may have new tests to worry about
Maryland University Sends Teachers to Afghanistan
ANNAPOLIS – Ray Fox thinks of himself as being on a kind of vacation
Beyond Data: A Look at State’s Program to Save a Baltimore School
BALTIMORE – Whenever Dillyel Gibson is tempted to put her head down on her desk to sleep during class, she hears a voice
Study Shows Disparity in Death Rates of Whites, African Americans
ANNAPOLIS – The death rate for African Americans is higher than that for whites throughout Maryland, where the population of blacks and other minorities continues to grow, and combined may constitute half the state’s population by 2010
Media Make a Case for Broadcast Coverage of Trials
ANNAPOLIS – Popular court drama shows may have some new competition in Maryland: Broadcast coverage of some criminal trials