Students at the University of Maryland, College Park joined a growing national movement this month when they approved a referendum calling for a relaxation of the school's marijuana policies.
Although ABC6 may lag behind its competitors in the ratings, the station has one asset that the local NBC and CBS affiliates can't help but envy: the lush, auburn red 'do that sits atop 11 p.m. co-anchor John Deluca. Since moving to the anchor desk, Deluca, who started at ABC6 as a reporter in 1999, ...
Last semester, right-wing talk show host Bill O'Reilly subjected Brown to blistering criticism for its alleged sponsorship of Sex Power God, accusing the Uni-versity of using student activity funds to throw a "sex party" on campus.
For more than two decades, renowned antiquarian book collector Maury Bromsen contributed his time and expertise to the John Carter Brown Library, alternately serving as a dealer, unofficial adviser and, later, honorary curator and bibliographer of the library's Latin American collection. Then, in 2000, ...
The fight to reform drug policy parallels other movements in United States history, according to a national leader of the effort.
A decision by the president of Northeastern University to cancel the school's spring concert - headlined by Ludacris and Jurassic 5 - has provoked outrage and protest among students.
When the sit-in of 70 students on April 22, 1992, escalated into a full-scale takeover of University Hall, students were just trying out another method to being heard - hijacking Brown's "White House."
Representatives of the outside accreditation team assessing the Department of Public Safety heard concerns from members - or, more accurately, one member - of the community at a public forum Monday night.
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