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The independent film "Fang," written and directed by Glen Burnie resident Jonathan Boushell, will premiere at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Towson University in room 204 of Van Bokkelen Hall. During the past year Boushell filmed two additional scenes for the horror-comedy and spent time doing sound work and finding music for the movie.
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Charles Day, Glen Burnie High School's world languages department chairman, recently inducted 10 students into the school's French Honor Society. They are Colleen Borczon, Danae Cannedy, Duangchanoke Chana, Alejandra Garcia, Ronald Maldonado, Sarah McDonald, Sarah Oyeneyin, Luis Ramos-Peralta, Nacy Reyes and Brandon Zebron.
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County gymnasts Aubrey Hine and Shealyn Farley have earned the opportunity to further their careers on full athletic scholarships to Division I schools. BY GREG CALDWELL
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Benchmarking allows companies to systematically adopt processes and practices that set the standard for various corporate functions. Benchmarking, however, will only succeed if it has strong support from senior management as well as clearly defined objectives. Benchmarking is most useful in quality control and environmental protection initiatives since it allows companies to set up realistic performance targets that have already been attained by others.
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Students and choreographers from Dance Horizons in Redlands have competed at two conventions this season, Hollywood Dance Experience and Hollywood Vibe. At the Hollywood Dance Experience convention, all their dances placed at the gold level or higher.
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DePorres prepared us well for the next level," Ball said. "Coach [Greg Carter] taught us discipline, football technique and how to win. He and the other coaches set the foundation for us. "I practice hard and I have a good attitude everyday," said [Shariff Abdullah], who was team captain at DePorres, All-State, All-Catholic League and All-Detroit, "so I'm ready when they call my number." "Playing in the PSL got me ready for Division I football in the Big Ten," Thornhill said. "I'm trying to get back to where I was before I got injured. I'm patient, so I'll just keep working and I believe that things will work with maximum effort. I'm lifting and getting stronger, so Fm adding that to my strength, which is speed."
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I encourage you to get this book for any young person in your life because it will teach them valuable lessons. [Stephen Bardo]'s book covers his experiences competing at the highest level, both on and off the court. His message will also give vital information on how to succeed after any disappointment or setback that we all face throughout our lifetimes. I questioned Stephen on why he is on this mission of helping our youth? Every young person has something they do better than anyone else in the world! It's their job to figure out what that is and it's my job to help expose them to the vast possibilities out here," said Stephen. We both shared many ways that would help our young people to understand just how valuable they are to the survival of our people. Stephen quickly added, "Unf...
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Goodlatte plans town hall meeting at Hidden Valley High Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Roanoke County, will hold a town hall meeting Sept. 3 at Hidden Valley High School. On Aug. 19, Congressman Goodlatte announced that he will be holding town hall meetings across the 6th Congressional District of Virginia.
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LEWISTON - Maine Event cheerleaders were successful in their first competition of the 2010 All Star Cheer Season. Four of Maine Event's cheer teams competed at the Big League Open Championship in Springfield, Mass. All four teams received their bids to the U.S. Finals cheer competition in Virginia Beach in May.
