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WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (March 23 2013) – The Rutgers University-Camden baseball team finished its trip to the RussMatt Central Florida Invitational with a doubleheader split against Western Connecticut State University here Saturday, closing their spring break with a 6-4 mark in 10 games down south.
The Scarlet Raptors edged the Colonels, 8-7, in the opener and the Danbury, Connecticut-based school turned the tables in the nightcap with its own one-run victory, 5-4.
Rutgers-Camden returns home with an 11-7 record, while the split leaves Western Connecticut State with a 3-3 mark.
Rutgers-Camden returns to action Tuesday with a 3:30 p.m. game at FDU-Florham. The Scarlet Raptors open up their New Jersey Athletic Conference play on March 30, hosting Kean University in an 11 a.m. doubleheader. Kean currently is ranked No. 8 in the D3baseball.com Top 25 poll and No. 9 in the ABCA/Collegiate Baseball Division III national poll.
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By Donna Miles
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 21, 2013 – The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Md. — the only university of its kind dedicated to educating military doctors, graduate nurses and other specialized health-care professionals — has earned distinction as one of the top-ranked U.S. graduate schools.
U.S. News & World Report identified the university’s F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine as a top-tier medical school in its \”Best Graduate Schools 2014\” rankings released last week.
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AND THE PATH TO EASTER, 2013
A friend once described the spiritual life in this way: Each of us is a child with an instinct for beauty, and God, who is the Beauty behind all beauty, is the hidden presence we naturally seek to touch. We spend our lives reaching for that beauty. But creation is so very great, and we\’re so very small, that we can accomplish very little — until God stoops down to provide us with a stool to stand on, so that we can stretch out and touch his face.
The legs of that stool are faith, hope and love; and these three great \”theological virtues\” are what I pray God will fill each of us with in the days of Holy Week and throughout the Easter season.
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March 20, 2013 (Washington, DC) – Amidst a busy morning on Capitol Hill, the Congressional Sportsmen\’s Foundation (CSF) hosted a breakfast briefing for a crowded room, which included eleven Members of Congress, congressional staff, policy makers, and sportsmen-industry representatives. CSF President Jeff Crane was joined by bipartisan members of the Congressional Sportsmen\’s Caucus (CSC) and leaders from the sportsmen\’s community in a dialogue on the positive effects sportsmen\’s activities have on the American economy and the future of fish and wildlife conservation.
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American eel (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife, along with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (Commission), has scheduled public hearings for summer flounder, black drum and American eel management proposals. A brief explanation of the proposals, along with the public hearing and contact information for each species, is found below. Fishermen and other interested groups are encouraged to provide input either by attending public hearings or providing written comment.
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