Last time I focused on two lawyers named Thomas; this time, on lawyers Thurgood and Perry.
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Read More »July 21, 2013 Comments Off on Jack L.B. Gohn: Thurgood, Perry, and the long-ago ’30s
Last time I focused on two lawyers named Thomas; this time, on lawyers Thurgood and Perry.
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Read More »July 18, 2013 Comments Off on C. Fraser Smith: We’re not ‘there’ yet on race in America
Attorney General Eric Holder says we need a national conversation about race. He wants to seize the moment provided by the death of Trayvon Martin and by the trial of George Zimmerman.
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Read More »July 11, 2013 Comments Off on Laslo Boyd: Mayor at a crossroads on violent crime
A recent surge in violence in Baltimore led to an outbreak of press conferences expressing frustration, promising to do better, and urging a longer-term view of what one newspaper account called a “tidal wave of violence.”
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Read More »July 3, 2013 Comments Off on Clark Kendall: In Montgomery, aim for better ‘net’ economic results
As an investment professional and financial planner, one of my goals is to empower each of my clients to take responsibility for his or her financial future and make the often tough choices needed to ensure the brightest possible outcome.
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Read More »June 27, 2013 Comments Off on William A. McComas: Confronting the surveillance state
Since the UK’s Guardian newspaper and The Washington Post revealed the existence of two National Security Agency surveillance programs, many have expressed surprise and indignation. How could our government in good faith cull the personal data of millions of citizens, they ask? How could it gain access to private communications without our consent? Have our elected leaders allowed the NSA to become an Orwellian behemoth?
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Read More »June 20, 2013 Comments Off on Carville B. Collins: Maryland campaign finance law overhauled
Recent Maryland legislation implements a comprehensive reshaping of state campaign finance law. On a near-unanimous vote last session, the General Assembly approved HB 1499, and, last month, the measure was signed by the governor. The 63-page bill pancakes several more layers of complex requirements onto Maryland’s already extensive campaign finance laws.
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Read More »June 20, 2013 Comments Off on Luwanda Jenkins: Men should glean from ‘Lean’
I’m not one who usually jumps on the latest trends, even when it comes to a hot new book with an important point of view on women and leadership. So I thought I’d allow a little lead time to let “Lean In” settle in before rushing to gather the opinions of women who are connecting with this new twist on an age-old revelation that it’s still a man’s world.
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Read More »June 20, 2013 Comments Off on Donald C. Fry: Think globally, act competitively
How important to our economy is the issue of competitiveness for business growth?
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Read More »June 20, 2013 Comments Off on C. Fraser Smith: Mayor needs red eyes
So, there’s a great way of describing the world of big-city mayors.
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Read More »June 16, 2013 Comments Off on Richard Bock: Dad and grad businesses
Unemployment levels for recent college graduates remain high. Many parents of high school graduates are questioning the investment in a college education. Add to the mix the vast number of corporate veterans who either have been forced out of their jobs or have chosen to leave increasingly shaky positions.
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