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Hospital System Aware of Ambulatory Care Center Demise in 2007The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) was aware as early as a year ago that its plans for the creation of a new ambulatory care center had fallen through but continued to request government funding for the project while providing an incomplete picture to state officials regarding its progress.
Construction of the UMMC ambulatory care center. Historic Center of UMB Campus Cleared For Hospital Parking LotPlans for Ambulatory Care Center Scrapped; Construction to End at Completion of Underground Parking GarageThe University of Maryland, Baltimore now faces a gaping void comprised of only a parking garage at the center of its campus, after a long-rumored plan to terminate construction of a new ambulatory care center for the University Maryland Medical Center was recently confirmed.Emergency Repairs on the Bay Bridge Back Traffic up for MilesWeekend Travelers Should Consider Alternate RoutesThe eastbound lane of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge has been shut down for emergency repairs following detection of what officials are calling minor problems during an inspection. The inspection came as a result of a three car accident on August 10 that caused a tractor trailer to swerve off the bridge, damaging the jersey railing and resulting in the death of the driver.Keys to Success for Surviving the First Year of Professional SchoolWhat Every Incoming Student Should KnowAs we all know, starting a new school can be challenging. For one thing, while some people may already be familiar with the area; others may be new to the state. There are those who have come to the campus straight from an undergraduate institution, while others may be coming in from the workforce. Whether or not you fit into any of these categories, there are a few key pieces of advice that will make the transition to professional school smooth and successful.Movie Review: Mamma Mia!, PG2.5 out of 5 starsI was more than a little surprised when I first learned that Mamma Mia!, the smash-hit Broadway musical, was to be adapted to film. I was largely uncertain how it would translate to the big screen and whether it would retain the verve and energy of the Broadway show. |
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