WC Alumni Grapple With Admin Over “Foreigner” Cancellation in Virtual Town Hall
At the close of a virtual town meeting with alumni on Wednesday, Washington College President Kurt Landgraf said he would make the same decision again to cancel the performance of The Foreigner–in order to be respectful of the most diverse student body in the college’s history.
“I take full responsibility for what occurred here,” Landgraf […]
Occurrences
WC’s Landgraf Acknowledges Mishandling of “Foreigner” Cancellation, Student Safety Came First
Washington College’s decision to cancel public performances of The Foreigner two weekends ago has upset the college’s Board of Visitors and Governors, … [Read More...]
- The Science of Listening to Explosive Kids (and Adults)with Dr. Stuart Ablon
- Talbot Hospice is a Community Affair
- Backlash: WC Cancels Performance of The Foreigner
- St. Michaels Action Committee’s Beef with Town Hall Plans
- A Conversation with Easton Council Member Don Abbatiello
- Town Creek Foundation’s Stuart Clarke Signs on with UM’s Center for Environmental Science
- Catching Up on St. Michaels with Commissioner Bill Boos: Fall 2019
- CAPT Kenneth Reightler to Skipper Log Canoe Flying Cloud
- Golfers raise $45,010 at Birdies for Benedictine Charity Golf Tournament
- Oystering Demos at Nov. 2 Oyster & Brew Festival
- For All Seasons Opens New Office in Easton and Relocates Office to Stevensville
- Wye Christmas Bazaar Returns for the 56th Year
Maryland Politics & Policy
Everything We Want to Know About Healthcare Proposals
A timely and informative program, “Presidential Candidates’ Health Care Plans: Everything you want to know,” will be presented on Thursday, November … [Read More...]
- League of Women Voters Event on November 12
- Hogan Announces Landmark Agreement with Exelon on Conowingo Dam
- Miller: A Legislative Tactician Like No Other
- GOP Gov. Hogan Affirms Support for Trump Impeachment Inquiry
- Rep. Andy Harris to Hold Three Town Halls on Eastern Shore
- Talking About Another Chesapeake Bay Bridge
- Safety Procedures, Video Monitoring Increase in Maryland Public Schools
- Cardin, Van Hollen Announce Nearly $600,000 for Conowingo Dam
- White House Ukraine call summary “damning,” Hoyer, other Democrats, say
- AG Frosh Joins Coalition to Close Ammunition Loophole
- End Criminalizing Addiction, Centreville Physician Says
- Maryland Republicans Once Helped Pass Landmark Gun Control Law
Town & County Notes
Brotherhood Forum At Temple B’Nai Israel
Scholars from each of the major religions will speak on how their theology sheds light on the need to emphasize brotherhood in a world that is … [Read More...]
- Upcoming Programming at the Library December 2 to 7
- ‘Peake Tip-Off Planned for December 7
- Buy a Tree and Support the Youth in Your Community
- Talbot Association of Clergy Annual Community Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
- Upcoming Programming at the Talbot County Free Library in December
- Mid-Shore Community Foundation’s Awards Breakfast November 22
- Former Congressional Leader Jim DeMint to Get WC Award in Easton
- Waterfowl Festival Wraps Up Its 49th Year
- My Racial Autobiography by Gerson Martinez
- Auxiliary Volunteer Receives Special Recognition on His Way Out of Town
- New Traffic Signals at Matthewstown Road Intersection
- Koerner Joins CBMM as Exhibits Specialist
Chesapeake Ecosystem
Town Creek Foundation’s Stuart Clarke Signs on with UM’s Center for Environmental Science
The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) announces the hiring of Stuart Clarke as its new Vice President of Strategic … [Read More...]
- Op-Ed: Thriving – Not Simply Surviving – in the Delmarva Oasis by Jim Bass
- Can Bacteria Help Restore the Chesapeake Bay’s Oysters?
- CBF Expands Federal Advocacy Efforts With DC Office Expansion
- The Future of Solar in Maryland with Nature Conservancy’s Josh Kurtz
- High Flows to Chesapeake Continued in July, Triggering Large Dead Zone
- Leave it to Beavers by Bay Journal’s Tom Horton
- Ecosystem: WATER/WAYS: Smithsonian Exhibit Opens in Oxford
- Shorter, Warmer Winters Could Lead to Longer, more Productive Blue Crab Season
- Large Summer ‘Dead Zone’ Forecast for Chesapeake Bay
- Chesapeake Report Card: Bay Health Decreased Last Year due to Rainfall but General Trend Improving
- Bees, Quail Disappear While Ticks Spread by Al Sikes
- Mid-Shore Public Transportation: Shared Mobility Coming to Chestertown
