LOS ANGELES — Yarden Garzon hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 2:38 remaining and No. 12 Maryland women’s basketball defeated Southern California, 62-55, on Thursday night. Addi Mack led the Terps with 12 points. Garzon finished with 10. Isimenme Ozzy-Momodu added 10 points, nine rebounds and had a key block of Maria Samuels with 33 seconds remaining. After Garzon’s 3-pointer, the … [Read more...] about No. 12 Maryland women’s basketball bounces back with 62-55 win over USC
1 man killed, 2 others wounded in South Baltimore shooting
One man was killed and two others wounded in a shooting Thursday night on West Patapsco Avenue, Baltimore Police said. Southern District officers responded around 9:34 p.m. Jan. 15 to the 2100 block of W. Patapsco Avenue following reports of gunfire. They found an unidentified man suffering gunshot wounds who was pronounced dead at the scene. Two other men, ages 24 and 38, were … [Read more...] about 1 man killed, 2 others wounded in South Baltimore shooting
Asking Eric: Dance student wants to advance without insulting instructor
Dear Eric: I have been taking dance classes from the same instructor for years. There are a number of us students who would like to see more technique, as opposed (or in addition) to more steps, taught as some dance styles rely heavily on technique (West Coast Swing is an example). We really enjoy the classes and the instructor’s commitment to providing lessons to anyone, … [Read more...] about Asking Eric: Dance student wants to advance without insulting instructor
Carroll County School Board adopts revised immigration enforcement policy
The Carroll County Board of Education unanimously approved a revised immigration enforcement policy for Carroll County Public Schools on Wednesday night, closing weeks of heated public debate over how federal immigration agents may interact with schools. Much like at December’s meeting, the public comment period drew emotional testimony from both opponents and supporters of the … [Read more...] about Carroll County School Board adopts revised immigration enforcement policy
Asking Eric: Deaf sister excluded by brothers
Dear Eric: I am the youngest of four and the only girl. I happen to be deaf (I speak and read lips). It’s always been a challenge communicating with the whole family. Often the conversation feels like watching a ping-pong game and I often miss snippets of conversations and jokes. My oldest brother got married to a woman who has a teenage daughter. They have bonded with my … [Read more...] about Asking Eric: Deaf sister excluded by brothers