Mount math teams score again at national contest
Mount seniors Hall Moore Miguel Porto and Tomislav Posavec earned a meritorious rating placing in the top 15 percent of 356 teams from about 250 schools. Teammates Mike Coccagna and Rishi Sharma won honorable mention in a contest run by Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications.
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Maryland Mental Illness Convention Held at Hood College
The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Maryland will host its 10th Annual Convention June 12 and 13 at Hood College Frederick with a theme Research and Service The Promise and the Potential Delegate Thomas Hattery D Frederick will welcome about 200 attendees Dr Alan Lesher acting director of the National Institute of Mental Health will deliver the keynote Attendees include professionals family members and Mental health consumers Workshops cover financing care housing care service agencies and borderline personality disorder A banquet Friday evening features Dr E Fuller Torrey author and advocate for those with serious mental illnesses Contact Dick Kopp at 898-9432 for pre registration or information.
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Hoodgrad’s Son Establishes Hood College Scholarship
Gordon Shelton of Buxton creates a scholarship at Hood College to honor his mother Helen Burton Shelton a 1940 graduate now living at Keswick Home Baltimore. The fund supports students majoring in language or sociology reflecting Mrs Shelton’s interests and her lasting Hood ties.
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Six-pack holder touted as animal friendly by officials
Baltimore AP report states state officials and Coca Cola unveiled a six-pack beverage holder claimed to be wildlife safe. The new design avoids intact rings by using a brittle, sun exposed plastic that fragments, reducing entanglement risk for birds sea turtles and fish. Pete Jensen of the Fisheries Division notes past problems with standard rings.
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