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Randy and Robin Brown Celebrating 50th Wedding Anniversary

Randy and Robin Brown Celebrating 50th Wedding Anniversary

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Randy and Robin Brown are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married June 28, 1975.See the Story

Chen takes final curtain call at spring coffeehouse

“Are you here, dead mom?” senior Jasmine Chen sang. To start out the evening, she belted out the lyrics of the song “Dead Mom” from the movie “Beetlejuice” in an impromptu karaoke. Technical difficulties—more so a Fine Lines coffeehouse tradition than even the off-pitch “Let It Go” singalongs—meant the audience needed distraction. “I try to make sure that [the audience is] always busy doing something, whether that’s helping set up while we figur…Rockville, Maryland · Rockville Read Article

RM media center team keeps pages turning

Early in the morning, as students begin to trickle in the front doors, a flurry of movement can be seen behind the media center’s glass panes. The hum of the computer, the faint smell of freshly printed paper and the shelves of books set the stage for a busy day ahead. In the middle of the center sits media assistant Magda Rabbat, the clock ticking as she hurriedly gets ready to open the library doors. Although the hallways are not yet filled, t…Read Article

‘MUSIC’ marks Playboi Carti’s return after five-year wait

Jordan Carter, better known as Playboi Carti, has built a reputation for keeping fans in suspense throughout his career. His loyal listeners waited two years for “Whole Lotta Red, released in 2020, so it was no surprise when the rollout for his most recent album, “Music”, followed a similar pattern. Fans didn’t expect a traditional release date; instead, they knew Carti would drop the album when he felt it was ready. He even hinted at the delay …Music · Atlanta Read Article

Southern Methodist University president reflects on 30 year legacy

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SMU President, Dr. R. Gerald Turner, shares a look back on a 30-year career that’s reshaped the university and Dallas.Fort Worth · Fort Worth See the Story

How Trump's chaotic trade war has evolved

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May 2025: Volume 48, Issue 7

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Spring season brings new athletic commitments

RM has had another banner year for sports commits, ending strong with four new commits. Ema Djordjević for Girls Volleyball, Alex Von Behren for Baseball, and Matthew Kuwik and Jonathan Lowinger for Boys Soccer. These rockets have all had different journeys with getting to their final locations, but their accomplishments speak for themselves. Ema Djordjević, UMBC, Girls Volleyball “When I talked to the coaches and players at UMBC, I knew they …Rockville, Maryland · Rockville Read Article

Police across US issue warnings about 'senior assassin' game: What is it?

72% Center coverage: 14 sources

(NEXSTAR) – Police departments across the country are issuing warnings to high school students partaking in their local “senior assassin” games, some of which have resulted in serious injuries and arrests. Usually played by departing high-school seniors, the game tasks students with seeking out their fellow seniors and eliminating them from play by attacking them with squirt guns or other toy weapons. “You are assigned a target and you have to g…High School Students See the Story

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