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By Diana Frey | March 8, 2005, midnight | In Latest »
Maher works hard at practice.
Photo: Security guard featured in Washington Post
By Diana Frey | March 8, 2005, midnight | In Latest »
Blair security Cedric Boatman and his family were featured in the sports section of The Washinton Post on Tuesday, March 1.
Photo: Female wrestler
By Diana Frey | March 8, 2005, midnight | In Latest »
Blair's female wrestler, junior Monica Maher is already pumped for next year's wrestling season.
Photo: w team huddle
By Diana Frey | March 8, 2005, midnight | In Latest »
Maher participates in a team huddle during a practice.
NFTY National Convention '05: A long trip for five great days
By Alexander Gold | March 8, 2005, midnight | In Print »
Shabbat services have just ended at the national convention of the North American Federation of Temple Youth (NFTY, pronounced like nifty). Everyone is dressed in their best dress clothes to celebrate the holiday. As the last few notes of the soft, melodic Shabbat melodies die out, I grab my folding chair along with 1,300 other NFTY kids and shove it into a massive pile.
Photo: Junior Olympic Fencing Championships
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Senior Max Czapanskiy, right, in the 128th round of the Junior Olympic Fencing Championships. Czapanskiy placed 18th overall in the national competition, which was held from Feb. 18 to 21 in Arlington, Texas.
Photo courtesy of Max Czapanskiy
War, Peace and Fun in "The Pacifier"
By Joanna Pinto-Coelho | March 8, 2005, midnight | In Print »
In an upscale Bethesda, Maryland neighborhood, brilliant and burly Navy S.E.A.L. Lt. Shane Wolfe (Vin Diesel) is protecting a government secret. As he changes diapers, totes five children to Costco in a minivan and serves as a little girls' scout troop leader, Shane Wolfe is serving his country. Though accused of "babysitting" by the high school wrestling coach (hairy and hilarious Brad Garrett), Wolfe is on active military duty while wearing a tool belt packed with juice boxes and warm milk bottles. Wolfe is on a mission"to protect the Plummer children from deadly foreign agents trying to steal a military program that their murdered scientist father created and hid inside their home.
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Photo: Cars in Water
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Cars caught in the high waters after the December and January floods.
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Photo: Hue
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Photo: "The Jacket" poster
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Spreading the music past the Boulevard
By Lucy Fromyer | March 7, 2005, midnight | In Print »
It was during a particularly long, boring history class last year when juniors Jessi Douglas and Nick Warmington decided to produce a rap album together. The hour and a new block flew by as the two wrote their lyrics, matching them to beats and rapping them aloud.
Photo: Hanoi
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Photo: Vietnam map
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Photo: Man in Water
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A man trudges through the water in Guyana.
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Photo: Gambling With America's Future
By Elena Pinsky | March 7, 2005, midnight | In Latest »
Photo: "The Pacifier" poster
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Photo: Boats in the Water
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A boat in the water, providing Guyanese with immediate transportation after the floods.
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Photo: 2005 ACC Tournament
By Eric Hysen | March 7, 2005, midnight | In Latest »
Photo: Gambling With Maryland's Future
By Elena Pinsky | March 7, 2005, midnight | In Latest »
Photo: Ho Chi Minh
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Photo: House under Water
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A house under water after the floods in December and January in Guyana.
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Socialist Republic of Vietnam
By Fidan Karimova | March 7, 2005, midnight | In Print »
From first to sixth centuries AD, Vietnam was a part of the Indianised Kingdom of Funan. The Chinese covered the area in the second century and ruled for 1000 years. Their rule ended in 938 AD, when Ngo Quyen destroyed the Chinese armies and became the leader of the country. Quyen died in 944 AD. In 1858, the French and Spanish stormed into Vietnam and a year later captured Saigon. From then on, the French ruled Vietnam until 1954, when communist leader Ho Chi Minh helped drive the French out of Vietnam. The same year, the negotiations of the Geneva Accords divided Vietnam into two regions – South Vietnam, controlled mostly by the anti-communists, and the communist North Vietnam.
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