Students at Towson University held events for a "day of peace" Tuesday, which continued for several hours despite constant disruption by University Police.

As a result of the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center, we'll be called on to rally around the flag and president in the coming days, and support whatever retribution is carried out. Our security would be better enhanced by using this time of grief and mourning to reconsider our position in the world and use reason -- not bombs -- to solve our problems.

City businesses put profit before people, attempting to make panhandling illegal after dark via a bill that is currently before city council.

Woodberry Woods is on the brink of destruction. A bill introduced in city council on September 10 would permit the sale of more than half of the forest's acreage to Loyola College for the construction of two 6,000 capacity stadiums.

The 60-day strike of the workers of Up-to-Date Laundry ended on June 21 when the workers ratified a three year contract. This article surveys the extensive community support for the workers who struck for recognition of UNITE! as their union. (Photo by Erin Hall)