Lengthy service tribute for MSG LaCoste at Legion Hall
National Guard members and friends gathered at the American Legion home on Taney Avenue to honor MSG Gregory J. LaCoste after 24 years of military service. Presenters included Galen Clagett, Boyd Cook, Col Ernest Snyder, and LTC James Leahigh, with BG status noted for Frederick County.
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National Guard
American Legion
Taney Avenue
MSG
Gregory J. LaCoste
Pence
Galen Cleat
Frederick County
Galen Clagett
B.G. Boyd Cook
LaCoste
Ernest Snyder
Mdang
James Leahigh
RAOC
Students tackle global issues at Hood College Summer Center
Maryland high school students in grades 8 to 12 join Hood College for the Gifted and Talented International Studies Center program. Sessions run June 22 to July 19 with a July 17 public forum. Participants study nuclear proliferation hunger terrorism and international negotiation using French and Spanish during computer aided simulations.
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Maryland
Hood College
Jume
Pumor and Senor High School
International Studies Center
Maryland Department of Education
Hood
Hoot
Dr Are
Washington DC
World Bank
Antonette Pavazza-Wiegand
International Studies
Mudesis
Coffee intake linked to higher cancer risk study finds
A Pittsburgh based study reports heavy coffee drinkers may have a higher cancer risk while showing no greater risk of heart attacks compared with non drinkers. Separate research emphasizes cancer link without cardiovascular impact.
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Pittsburgh
American Cancer Society
Garland
Rancho
Anista Aine
Arlene Caggiula
University of Pittsburgh
First-born children brighter says University of Michigan researcher
University of Michigan psychologist Robert B. Zajonc reports first-born or only children gain an intellectual edge from greater adult language exposure. He links this to smaller family sizes and higher verbal skill demands in SAT scores and state tests, noting environment shifts with birth order and family growth.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Robert B. Zajonc
Zajonc
Research Center For
Institute For Social Research
Zajone
Zaone
Zajoac
U.S
Zajac
Zajc
Cardinal Bernardin urges compassion in media on World Communications Day
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin told about 150 attendees at Quigley North Seminary Mass that journalists should resist cynicism and maintain compassion. He urged media personnel to believe their work serves society and to seek truth for the common good, noting daily exposure to crime and poverty can harden outlooks.
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Chicago
Joseph Bernard
Bernardin
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Cedric Garland
University of California At San Diego
Bernardo Calif
San Diego
Quik
Quigsey North Seminary
Genith
MTS
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Commare
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