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Alvin Ailey Residency by Alan Dovell / The Towerlight 1
Troy Powell, associate artistic director of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre Ailey II company, hasn't even been in residency at Towson University for a week and he has already auditioned and selected 29 members for the spring dance company, started setting choreography on these dancers and taught six master classes.
GET CRACKIN' You can see not one but two productions of the Nutcracker this week.
Md. improves data collection to track students' performance
Maryland has made significant progress in assembling an educational data system that would allow the state to track every student's experience through the public school system from pre-kindergarten to post-secondary education.
Jury selection in Md. needs improvement
Maryland courts dona t do a very good job of selecting unbiased jurors, but the process followed in selecting the jury for the trial of Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon was much better than usual, according to a consultant who worked for the prosecutors in that case.
Robert Ehrlich Collection at Cook Library by Ana Mart nez Chamorro / The Towerlight 5
Donations of photographs, seals, stamps and more made by former Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.
8 from St. Mary's to play in Macy's parade
Eight students who graduated from St. Mary's County public high schools will be participating in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as part of the Towson University Marching Band.
Hogan appears close to gubernatorial bid
It seems to be a tradition in Maryland for Republicans to say they are planning to run for governor - but would happily bow out if Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
Towson University Marching Band Steps Onto National Stage
Towson University Marching Band did Maryland proud during their debut performance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade Thursday.
(RWire) Athletics: Under Armour Baltimore Running Festival Generated...
The ninth Under Armour Baltimore Running Festival contributed $25,327,120 to the city and state's economy according to a recent study by RESI, an economic research and consulting firm located at Towson University .
Towson Band Learns Its Place In Parade
The Towson University Marching Band will step-off and march down Broadway for the first time tomorrow in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
SGA Meeting by Matthew Sprague / The Towerlight 1
The Student Government Association voted on Tuesday to pass the hate/bias resolution, which will require selective hate/bias acts to be reported to Towson students through an e-mail - the same way any other crime is reported.
Once-in-a-lifetime appearance for Towson U. band
Kristen Ulloa, along with the rest of the Towson University marching band, is used to playing in front of a few hundred people, maybe even a few thousand at TU football and basketball games.
Senator Theatre file photo by Tyler Waldman / The Towerlight
WTMD, Towson University's public radio station, has submitted a proposal to operate the beleaguered Senator Theatre in Govans, the station announced in an e-mail to fans Monday afternoon.
Towson Marching Band Will Be In Macy's Parade
Share + Nov 23, 2009 6:25 pm US/Eastern Reporting Derek Valcourt TOWSON, Md. 1 of 1 Millions of people around the country watch the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday morning.
Playboy Playmate Talks 20 Years After HIV Diagnosis
According to the article, safer sex was one of Armstrong's central messages to students.
Write More Offers Professional Writing Program for Schools
The Write More Professional Development Bundle contains four essentials classroom sets, including the Ranger, Explorer or Quest programs and the 2 hour Write More Stuff Development Workshop.
Chapstick Smells like Fish by Alan Dovell / The Towerlight 7
Gina has lost her shoe, and she must get it back or face dire consequences. During her journey through a mysterious world in search of her beloved footwear, Gina runs into ducks, witches and even the original mystery man himself, Sean Connery, and she finds out a few things about herself along the way.
Agnes Hospital. She was 78. Beth Kopelke, whose parents were grocers, was born in Aurora, Ill., and spent her early years in the family grocery store.
Poll: Do you support cutting state money for private colleges?
Is it time for the state to end its program of monetary support for private colleges, mainly to help them pay for financial aid? Yes No Not sure Abortion coverage Should national health reform legislation allow coverage of abortions if the money to pay for them comes from consumer premiums rather than tax dollars? Yes No Not sure Readers Respond ...
Visual Arts: Too, too 'Divine'
Examples of carved wood and home furnishings from 18th and 19th century China abound in Towson University's Asian Arts Gallery exhibit.
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