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Anxious Children
Amid free-falling stocks, shrinking retirement and college savings plans and skyrocketing foreclosures, it's not just adults who have been seized with uncertainty recently. A survey of 500 U.S. teens finds almost 70 percent fear an "immediate negative impact" on the security of their families. (By Brigid Schulte -- The Washington Post)
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Interim Superintendent Takes Schools' Helm
Within hours of learning chief John E. Deasy would leave in February, the board chose William R. Hite Jr., Deasy's deputy, as interim superintendent of Maryland's second-largest school system.
A Head Start for the Medical-Minded
Aspiring doctors and technicians can get lessons in anatomy, disease or radiology before college, as high schools offer classes for students seeking a head start on training.
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Town Welcomes Home Its Golden Champ: Phelps Is Undisputed Focus Of Adulation at Parade To Honor Md. Olympians (Post, October 5, 2008; Page C07)
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