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March Madness in Full Swing for Highly Ranked Catholic University
Boy is it going to a big weekend at Catholic University. Its men’s and women’s basketball teams, each ranked ninth in the nation, are each hosting NCAA Division III Tournament games at the DuFour Center.
Police Seek Toyota Corolla in Connection with Fatal Hit and Run in Wheaton
Montgomery County Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a car involved in the hit and run collision that killed a Wheaton woman Tuesday night.
Redskins Still Have 7 Chances to Find Gem in Draft
The Redskins will have the same opportunity to talk to the likes of Luke Joeckel, Damontre Moore and Manti Te’o, but those players and 47 others will already be gone by the time Washington makes their first pick.
A Good Read — Society’s Child: My Autobiography, By Janis Ian
Janis Ian made a big, controversial splash in the 1960’s, when she was just a teenager, with her song ‘Society’s Child.’ Her tune of an interracial romance made waves during a time of civil unrest.
ESPN’s Parker Suspended For ‘Cornball Brother’ Comments Toward RGIII
An ESPN commentator who questioned whether Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was a “cornball brother” has been suspended.
RGIII on Heisman: Outside of Collin Klein and Manti Te’o, It’s Up in the Air
Robert Griffin III’s passion for college football will pay dividends as last year’s Heisman Trophy winner will be able to vote on this year’s ballot. He discusses some of the players he’s considering voting for.
Redskins Shouldn’t Have Problem with ‘Unknown Factor’ in Nick Foles
Facing Nick Foles should be good news for the Washington Redskins who ranks 30th in the NFL in defending the pass. The potential return of safety Brandon Meriweather may also help swing the pendulum in the Redskins favor.
Will Shanahan’s Disappointment Bring Drastic Bye Week Changes to Redskins?
Jim Haslett might be a more than little nervous with former Tampa Bay head coach/coordinator Raheem Morris and ex-Shanahan coordinator Bob Slowik as two of his assistants. If owner Dan Snyder wants a head to roll now, it figures to be Haslett’s.
Study: Minorities In Poor Neighborhoods Less Likely To Receive CPR, Survive
Minorities who suffer heart attacks in poor neighborhoods are not nearly as likely to receive proper CPR compared to if they were to suffer from cardiac arrest in affluent white neighborhoods.
Redskins Offensive Line a Pleasant Surprise in Tough Year
While injuries and poor play have decimated the Washington Redskins defense, at mid-season, the offensive front has been surprisingly effective.





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