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College students put their imprint on the BMA's latest show
When painting student Jennifer Tam studied a series of Marcel Duchamp prints of boldly colored, spinning discs, she became convinced that the enigmatic works had to be included in the big new show opening Sundayat the Baltimore Museum of Art.
"Twelve...Tags: Marcel Duchamp, Painting, Artists, Baltimore Museum of Art, Arts and Culture
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Travel destinations that don't get enough respect
Some travel destinations get no respect -- or at least not enough.
So much the better for the crafty traveler who can find a little slice of heaven away from the throngs.
Here's where to look.
Brussels, Belgium Why people ignore it: Blame it on the...Tags: Fishing, State Parks, Amusement and Theme Parks, Boston, Europe
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Florida Cruise Guide: Holland America ms Ryndam ship itinerary
Sentinel Staff WriterThis itinerary was last updated on April 29, 2010. For more information on Holland America ms Ryndam cruises, click here. 14-Day Caribbean Collector's Voyage Cruise Ports: Tampa, FL; Key West, FL; Belize City, Belize; Mahogany Bay, Honduras; Costa Maya,...Tags: Belgium, Georgetown, London (England), Belize, Honduras
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Local pilot aboard flight when airline captain died
One of the pilots aboard a Continental flight from Brussels that made an Emergency landing in Newark after the pilot died mid-flight is from Upper Macungie. Valerie Titus said her husband Jeff was still at Newark airport as of about 2:00 speaking to...Tags: WPIX, Macungie, Boeing Co., Family, Continental Airlines
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Commuter Train Crashes In Belgium, 18 Killed
The Associated PressA rush-hour commuter train sped through a red signal and slammed into an oncoming train as it left a suburban Brussels station, killing at least 18 people and disrupting rail traffic in northern Europe. Investigations into one the worst accidents on...Tags: Railway Transportation, Building Material, Metal and Mineral, Accidental Death, Europe
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At Least 18 Dead In Belgian Train Crash
Associated PressBRUSSELS -- A commuter train ran a stop light during morning rush hour and collided head-on with another train in a Brussels suburb Monday, killing at least 18 people and injuring 55 in Belgium's deadliest train wreck in decades, officials said. The...Tags: Railway Transportation, Belgium, Building Material, Metal and Mineral, Air Transportation Delays
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Belgium train crash kills 25
From the Associated PressTwo commuter trains collided head-on Monday after one ran a stoplight at rush hour in a Brussels suburb, killing at least 25 people. The impact peeled away the front of one train car and threw at least one other off the tracks, causing amputations and...Tags: Railway Transportation, Belgium, The Associated Press, Air Transportation Delays, Accidental Death
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World watch
BelgiumBelgian and European aviation authorities have concluded that security needs tightening at Brussels' Zaventem Airport. Studies found that security exams of checked and carry-on luggage were not thorough enough and that staff members with no...Tags: Crimes, Belgium, Career and Workplace, Crime, Law and Justice, National Government
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Movie review: JCVD -- 3 out of 5 stars
Orlando Sentinel Movie CriticWas a time, a very brief time, when Jean-Claude Van Damme was cool. That moment came in 1993 when his Cajun kick-em-up Hard Target came out, and Van Damme, "the muscles from Brussels," introduced American audiences to the great Hong Kong action director...Tags: Roger Moore, Hong Kong, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Movies
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Attacks on U.S. affording Kremlin a new boldness
Baltimore Sun Foreign DeskRussia is already counting the benefits of its solidarity with the United States against the Taliban. In Chechnya, Moscow believes there is less danger of international criticism of its actions and that it can place more pressure on the rebels. This...Tags: Belgium, Moscow (Russia), National Government, National Security, Government
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Europe asks why U.S. can't see its 'miracle'
Tribune senior correspondentThe issue before the court was dear to the heart, or stomach, of every European--food. In this case, Parmigiano Reggiano, or Parmesan, the hard sharp cheese from the area around the Italian city of Parma. The case went all the way to the European Court...Tags: University of Virginia, International Court or Tribunal, National Government, General Electric Company, Paris (France)
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NATO agrees to assist Turkey
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterEnding weeks of deep, divisive wrangling, NATO agreed Sunday to help Turkey prepare to defend itself in the event of a U.S.-led war against Iraq. Meeting late into the evening here, alliance representatives reached a consensus to supply Turkey, which...Tags: Belgium, London (England), Armed Forces, Iraq, NATO
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