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More teenagers like this, please
Jack Andraka, 15, of Crownsville, Md. was awarded first place for his new method to detect pancreatic cancer at this year's Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, a program of Society for Science & the Public.
PHOTOS: AACC's 50th Commencement Draws Thousands
Anne Arundel Community College 's 50th graduating class was greeted by the largest crowd at a commencement ceremony ever on the Arnold campus, with thousands of family and friends joining in the celebrations.A A record 1,998 students graduated on Thursday, where more than 1,500 degrees and 600 certificates were awarded.
Community College Commencement Features Speech by Outgoing President
Anne Arundel Community College's 50th commencement will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, and President Martha A. Smith, who will be retiring this year, is set to deliver a keynote address.
Maryland Teen Comes Up With Screening Method For Early Stage Pancreatic Cancer
A Maryland teenager has won $75,000 for coming up with a screening method for early-stage pancreatic cancer.
What Was The Biggest News You Missed While Watching The Facebook IPO?
Did we get so obsessed with Facebook that we missed matters of more importance? I think so, not least the significance of the G8 leaders achieving absolutely zero at Camp David.
Tee Up for a Child Golf raises over $20K for abused and neglected kids in AA Co.
The 12th annual Tee Up for a Child Golf Tournament , held May 1 in Crownsville, MD, grossed over $20,000 for Anne Arundel County CASA , which serves abused and neglected children.
Awards honor teens in science competition
WASHINGTON A Maryland teenager has won $75,000 for coming up with a screening method for early-stage pancreatic cancer.
Man Hurt in Rollover Crash in Crownsville
Emergency crews rushed a man to Maryland Shock Trauma in Baltimore Tuesday afternoon after he crashed his vehicle near the intersection of Crownsville Road and Defense Highway.
Rules on Open Space Change with Controversial Vote
The way open space in Anne Arundel County is treated will change after new rules were approved Monday night by the County Council, amid jeers from the audience.