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News Clips Report News Clips Report Date HeadLine Outlet 05/08/2009 Pop|Rock|Folk|Jazz|Etc. Washington Post 05/08/2009 Executive Snapshot: George Dang Gazette of Politics and Business, The 05/08/2009 Today I try to submit my application at http://rchisty200812.wordpress.com/ www.montgomerycollege.edu , for post of Instructional L... 05/08/2009 Today I try to submit my application at http://rchisty200812.wordpress.com/ www.montgomerycollege.edu , for post of Instructional L... 05/07/2009 Feeling the Dollar Pinch http://thejakartajourno.wordpress.com/ 05/07/2009 1030 on a thursday and there is parking at Twitter montgomery college rockville. Something is up... 05/07/2009 WHAT'S HAPPENING Washington Post 05/07/2009 Montgomery College Hosts Admissions Event Washington Post Tonight 05/07/2009 Time to step up to the bullies, Urbana style Gazette, The 05/07/2009 Get some training! Examiner.com 05/07/2009 IN BRIEF Washington Post - Online 05/07/2009 Montgomery Community Events May 7-14, 2009 Washington Post - Online 05/07/2009 Montgomery School Notes Washington Post - Online 05/06/2009 Yes!! I made it into the scholars program at Twitter Montgomery College! Haha :) 05/06/2009 Sobering Seven Keys Meeting http://themorechild.com/ 05/06/2009 Hometown guitar slinger to play at Silver Spring Gazette, The Blues Festival 05/06/2009 Montgomery College classrooms open to youngest Gazette, The learners for Earth Day 05/06/2009 Education College-School Partnerships Offer Head Washington Post Start on Higher Education 05/06/2009 Today on the Hill Washington Post 05/06/2009 College Institute staffing cuts could stifle program The Gazette of Politics and Business 05/06/2009 Blackboard Inc. Reports First Quarter Revenue of Earth Times $86.4 Million 05/06/2009 Friends pitch in to help Magruder grad hurt in crash Gazette, The 05/06/2009 Bellamy, Burgess Gazette, The 05/06/2009 College, county agree on road extension plan Gazette, The 05/06/2009 College Institute staffing cuts could limit high Gazette, The school program 05/06/2009 Montgomery College FriendFeed 05/06/2009 Alfred State ready to host NJCAA championships Times Herald 05/06/2009 NEW INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES Federal News Service UNDER WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT 05/06/2009 New Montgomery law aims to boost small business Gazette, The 05/05/2009 Youth sports Gazette, The 05/05/2009 Blackboard Inc. Reports First Quarter Revenue of IT News On-line $86.4 Million 05/05/2009 18 APPLY FOR SOON-TO-BE OPEN POSITION Federal News Service ON MONTGOMERY COUNTY PLANNING BOARD 05/05/2009 DC-Area Jobless Turning to Training Programs T+D magazine, Training + Development 05/05/2009 ROCKVILLE SCIENCE DAY FEATURES FAMILY Federal News Service FUN 05/04/2009 Where Are Your Fave DC Journos Delivering TVNewser Commencement Addresses? 05/04/2009 DC Area- Journal of Economic Perspectives Twitter (1989-1991) (Takoma Park/Montgomery College): Winter ... 05/04/2009 House Education and Labor Committee - Hearing FIND Washington Daybook 05/03/2009 Michelle's Education http://mpmassage.wordpress.com/ 05/03/2009 Montgomery, Fairfax cutting school budgets next DCExaminer.com year 05/02/2009 Course Listings del.i.cious 05/01/2009 Montgomery College Gift Envisions Biotech Center Twitter - Washington Post (http://cli.gs/tjHNzv) 05/01/2009 swine flu in montgomery county now. Thats like, Twitter twenty mins away from me. My mom also works at ... 04/30/2009 gotta show at montgomery college this saturday, Twitter holla at me!! 04/30/2009 Montgomery College Gift Envisions Biotech Center Twitter - Washington Post: Montgomery College Gift Env... 04/29/2009 Harford Men’s Tennis Edges Rockville, 5-4, to http://www.daggerpress.com/ Claim Region XX Championship 04/28/2009 Tuition and Fee Schedule for Academic Year del.i.cious 2008/2009 News Clips Report Pop|Rock|Folk|Jazz|Etc. Washington Post 05/08/2009 Pop|Rock|Folk|Jazz|Etc. RANDY BRECKER AND THE JAZZ ACADEMY ORCHESTRA Sunday at 7:30. Montgomery College, Robert E. Parilla Performing Arts Center, 51 Mannakee St., Rockville. 301-871-8418 or http://www.jazzacademy.org. $12 in advance, $15 at the door. News Clips Report Executive Snapshot: George Dang Gazette of Politics and Business, The 05/08/2009 Friday, May 8, 2009 Executive Snapshot: George Dang Charles E. Shoemaker/The Gazette George Dang of Silver Spring is president of Acacia Financial Advisors in Rockville. Age: 61. Family: Wife, Synthia Woodcock-Dang; three adult children, Eddy, Tony and Amy. Profession/business: President of Acacia Financial Advisors in Rockville, which provides investment, retirement, insurance, estate-planning and financial services to individuals and businesses. After 20 years in the financial services industry and retiring as a senior executive with a major company, Dang formed Acacia with a partner, James Chang. Hobbies: Golf, deep-sea fishing, traveling. Last book read: "Call Me Ted" by Ted Turner. Last movie seen: "Outsourcing." Next vacation: Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam. Latest accomplishments: Building Acacia Financial Advisors and "working with this team of professionals to help clients achieve their financial goals and protect their families and businesses." Being recognized by the U.S. House, the Maryland governor and Maryland House of Delegates for "Outstanding Dedication, Service, and Contributions to the Asian American Business Communities." "Using language and cultural background to bridge community and business. (I am a Chinese-ethnic born and educated in Vietnam, fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese and Vietnamese.)" How he gets fresh ideas: "Through many community activities such as being co-founder and board member of Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce; serving on Governor O'Malley's Asian Pacific American Affairs commission and as a member of the Montgomery College Foundation; through travel such as being on Gov. Ehrlich's Asian trade mission, and President Clinton's historic trip to Vietnam; listening and learning from the many successful members of each of these activities, helps bring new ideas and vision to improve personal and business growth." Quote: "Aim High. Do not be afraid to take risks. Ten years from now, you will regret more for what you did not do than for what you tried. No matter how old you are, you can still conquer the world … Make a difference in the lives of other people, no matter how small the difference is. Leave behind a better society for your descendents. And most important, enjoy your life and work to the fullest." — Long Nguyen. News Clips Report 1030 on a thursday and there is parking at montgomery college rockville. Something is up... Twitter 05/07/2009 1030 on a thursday and there is parking at montgomery college rockville. Something is up... News Clips Report WHAT'S HAPPENING Washington Post 05/07/2009 WHAT'S HAPPENING Music RANDY BRECKER -- 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The Grammy Award-winning musician performs with the Jazz Academy Orchestra, under the direction of saxophonist Paul Carr. Montgomery College, Robert E. Parilla Performing Arts Center, 51 Mannakee St., Rockville. $15; in advance, $12. 301-871-8418 or http://www.jazzacademy.org. News Clips Report Montgomery College Hosts Admissions Event Tonight Washington Post 05/07/2009 Thursday, May 7, 2009 Montgomery College Hosts Admissions Event Tonight High school seniors and their families are invited to visit Montgomery College from 6 to 8 tonight for Parent-Student Night at the Theatre Arts Arena, 51 Mannakee St. in Rockville. Representatives from the campus's admissions, financial aid and advising offices will offer information on how to pay for college, assessment and placement testing, the first-year experience, disabilities support services, student life, scholarships and other topics. One session will be available in Spanish. First-time applicants who apply during the event will receive a fee waiver and will be eligible to enter a drawing for an iPod Touch. To register, send an e-mail with the full names of those who will be attending to [email protected]. For information, call 240-567-5000 or e-mail [email protected]. News Clips Report Time to step up to the bullies, Urbana style Gazette, The 05/07/2009 Thursday, May 7, 2009 Time to step up to the bullies, Urbana style Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Not the Urbana High boys lacrosse team. Never one to shy away from top-shelf competition, head coach Joe Conner has created a template that the rest of Frederick County's coaches may want to follow. Conner loves to compete against some of the state's best competition to prepare for the postseason. "I think it is a good model and it has worked very well for us, I've done the exact same thing at Walter Johnson and Montgomery College, and always showed major improvement towards the end of the year when the season really came to a head," Conner said. Call me Switzerland. I pride myself on impartiality and neutrality. Making my deadline always trumps who wins and who loses. A safe, competitive and speedy contest is typically all I yearn for. While wishing nothing but prosperity for all coverage area teams, I'm in the tank for Urbana. Conner, I believe, does it the right way. He doesn't tippy-toe around bullies, but rather seeks them out. "It is hard to schedule those teams, but I will continue to push hard to have the opportunity to play them and hopefully if we continue to play well, they won't have any reservations about putting us on their schedule," Conner said. Under Conner, Urbana has made a habit of venturing outside the comforts of the county and Monocacy Valley Athletic League. This season alone has included tilts against Anne Arundel County private school-power Archbishop Spalding, which competes in arguably one of the nation's most prestigious high school lacrosse leagues: the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic A Conference; Broadneck, an Anne Arundel public school stalwart with four state titles; DeMatha of Prince George's County, the defending Washington Catholic Athletic Conference champions and Montgomery County's Georgetown Prep, which currently resides at number 15 in the Inside Lacrosse power rankings.
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