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Disadvantages and options for job hunters without college degrees
Navigating the job market without a college degree is harder than ever, but there are still plenty of solid jobs to be had, according to a new report. Some 29 million jobs with annual salaries of more than $35,000 exist for those who haven’t...
Tags: Labor Markets, Media Industry, Colleges and Universities, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Briefly In Education
Laguna woman to teach in Tanzania A Laguna Beach resident and Cal State Long Beach lecturer is going to Tanzania for a 10-month fellowship. LeeAnne Langton, who teaches in the English department, was selected for the Senior English Language Fellowship...Tags: California State University, Long Beach, Peace Corps, Washington, DC, Examinations, Teachers
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Stacey Dash Gets Racist Tweets After Romney Endorsement
CNNWe know that not all of Hollywood skews left, but actress Stacey Dash has had to run defense after publicly supporting Republican candidate Mitt Romney on Sunday. Along with sharing quite the patriotic photo, Dash encouraged her followers to "Vote for...Tags: Barack Obama, Stacey Dash, Celebrities, Politics, Mitt Romney
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Lackey Clinic hires new medical director
The Lackey Free Clinic in Yorktown reports that it has hired Dr. Ralph Robertson as medical director. The clinic provides skilled and compassionate health care and counseling to the medically disadvantaged on the Peninsula. Since 2008, Dr. Robertson has...
Tags: Portsmouth (Portsmouth, Virginia), Yorktown (York, Virginia), Medical Specialization, Health and Medical Professionals, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia)
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It's A Medical Nightmare: A 24-year-old Man Endures 350 Surgeries Since Childhood
AP Chief Medical WriterIt's a medical nightmare: a 24-year-old man endures 350 surgeries since childhood to remove growths that keep coming back in his throat and have spread to his lungs, threatening his life. Now doctors have found a way to help him by way of a scientific...Tags: Lungs and Airways, National Institutes of Health, Medical Research, Leukemia, Diseases and Illnesses
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Tuition-assistance proposal modeled after Garrett County, Md. program
julieg@herald-mail.comTwo years ago, when Dr. Mitesh Kothari and local attorney Jeanne Singer became co-chairs of the Greater Hagerstown Committee’s Education Forum, they decided they wanted to tackle a meaningful project. So they brainstormed with forum members, who...Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Employment Opportunities, Conservation, Finance, Awards and Prizes
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Pamela Homiak weds Eric Segerson
Pamela Homiak and Eric Segerson Pamela Homiak, daughter of Albert and Nancy Homiak, of Westminster, wed Eric Segerson, son of David and Mary Segerson, who reside in Columbia. The Rev. Curtis Young officiated at the ceremony in the Church of Atonement,...Tags: High Schools, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Ellicott City, Education, Family
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MarksJarvis: High-frequency trading disrupts stock market, keeps individuals anxious, wary
Some people have lost their taste for the stock market, with many concluding it's more dangerous than they can tolerate for their kids' college money or retirement savings. And they have reason to be anxious. At a Senate banking committee hearing in...
Tags: Jack Reed, Financing and Stock Offerings, T. Rowe Price, Mike Crapo, Finance
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Business People - June 24
Hagerstown Police Department Officer Thomas Cox was selected as the Hagerstown Police Department’s officer of the month for April Cox was nominated by several of his supervisors for his alert, proactive policing and his quick, decisive reaction to...
Tags: Financial and Business Services, Health and Medical Professionals, Real Estate Buyers, Science and Technology, Liver Disease
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Westport murder victim identified as father of top basketball recruit
The 38-year-old man fatally shot over the weekend in South Baltimore's Westport neighborhood was the father of one of the top girls basketball recruits in the country, friends said. Freddie King was an avid supporter of daughter Tyshell's basketball...
Tags: Shootings, The Pennsylvania State University, Murder, Basketball, Sports
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Analysis: Race may be down to a handful of unknowns
Portsmouth, N.H. (AP) — Flush with cash, Mitt Romney plans to open a new front in the White House race by challenging President Barack Obama in upper Midwest states where he might not have dug in otherwise. Obama is intensifying his efforts to...
Tags: Israel, Judaism, White House, Unemployment, Terry Branstad
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Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute marks 2 years in operation
Two years ago, in September 2010, the Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute treated its first patient for prostate cancer. After years of planning and seed money from local, state and federal sources, HUPTI, a $225 million project — the...
Tags: U.S. Army, University of Florida, Prostate Cancer, Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters, Radiation Therapy
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