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The Baltimore City Liquor License Board fined Maxie’s Pizza Bar & Grill $800 and revoked their Beer, Wine & Liquor License for six weeks after two incidents of serving alcohol…
The 18th ranked Blue Jays continued their fantastic season last weekend as they faced off against Centennial Conference challenger Muhlenberg College. The game was a close matchup as the Mules…
With 44 national titles, nine NCAA D-I championships and a tradition of winning, the Hopkins lacrosse team always brings a certain fanfare to the beginning of every season. The school’s…
This article, I know, may be outdated by now. But I recently saw in the news that Alex Rodriguez had hired Barry Bonds to become his personal hitting coach as…
Apparently New York City, my hometown, is “over” in the way 12-year-old girls signified the end of Uggs and leggings. First off, I reject this premise entirely. New York City…
According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, an average of 18 people die each day while waiting for an organ transplant. Instead of relying solely on people…
It’s no secret that Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy has come under fire ever since its announcement, owing primarily to the decision to split the story into three movies. Despite,…
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In this column I will attempt to answer ethical questions that you, the readers, email me. You can direct your questions to ethics@jhunewsletter.com. I am in no way an expert…
Monday, Jan. 26, 2015, my last first day of school. Nothing spectacular, no trumpets or confetti to commemorate the beginning of the end of my academic life. No “this is…