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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1993

Page

10

Western Maryland College opens Budapest branch proposal

Western Maryland College plans a four year undergraduate program in business and economics at a Budapest campus in collaboration with College International Budapest. Students will study two years in Hungary then finish in Westminster. Classes will be in English with faculty from Hungarian and international universities. The effort aims to boost international education and prepare students for a global economy.

Maryland College Robert MW. Thambers Budapest National Press Club Washington Chambers WMC Hungary Tamas Vagi International Studies Inc Western Maryland College College International Budapest Europe Westminster Vagi Elemer Bizsterszky Ministry For Culture and Education Gens Oe Oxman Eestate Canada Hawaid United States Pal Tar Chris Hart Hart

Baltimore extends benefits to gay couples

Baltimore officials voted to extend health and family leave benefits to domestic partners, granting eligible gay employees the same benefits as spouses of married workers. Mayor Schmoke urged community support before the city council and General Assembly if needed. the policy takes effect immediately but partners gain benefits in 1995 due to plan setup.

Baltimore City Board of Estimates City Council Maryland General Assembly

Pioneering shark researcher Eugenie Clark long studied oceans

Retired University of Maryland professor Eugenie Clark, age 71, has spent half a century studying marine food chains from guppies to great whites. She built a career at Scripps and Mote Laboratory, published over 150 works, and dived with sharks in cages, while stressing humans provoke many incidents.

College Park University of Maryland Eugenie Clark Enenar Ms. Clark University Zoology Queens New York Hunter College New York University Scripps Institute of Oceanography California Micronesia Egypt William and Anne Vanderbilt Cape Haze Marine Biological Laboratory Florida Mote Marine Laboratory Ingen Odie Price

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