Maryland Theatre faces upgrade need and mounting repairs
The 81 year old Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown requires over 1 million dollars for essential repairs to fix leaking dressing rooms noisy compressors and weak lighting. Executive Director Kelley Gilbert cites a 2 year estimate of 1.3 million for high priority work to keep drawing big names and prevent obsolescence. Previous incidents include a leaking roof during Victor Borge's dressing room and disruptive air conditioning noise affecting tuning and comfort.
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Hood College promotes Hirschhorn to associate professor with tenure
Ricky Hirschhorn of New Market, assistant professor of biology at Hood College, is promoted to associate professor and granted tenure by the Hood College Board of Trustees, effective 1997. She joined Hood in 1992, earned a PhD in biochemistry from the University of Pittsburgh, and teaches undergraduate biology and genetics as well as graduate biochemistry and gene transfer courses.
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Mount expands commuter grant to part time students
Mount St Marys College extends the Commuter Grant Program to part time students, offering up to 50 percent of tuition for eligible families. The non competitive aid, based on need, previously served only full timers and now applies to fall 1996 entrants.
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Baltimore mother guilty of first degree murder in rowhouse fire
Rene Aulton, 27, convicted in Baltimore Circuit Court of first degree murder and arson for a November 1994 blaze that killed her two daughters Christina Lambert, 4, and Natalie Aulton, 2. Prosecution described a taped confession. sentencing set for April 12 with prosecutors seeking life without parole.
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