Volume VII Number 35
September 2-8, 1999

• On Our Cover: "Our students are phenomenal," says Anne Arundel Community College President Martha 'Marty' Smith of a student body that's now more diverse in race, ethnicity and life experience than at any other time in the history of education. Photo courtesy of Anne Arundel Community College.
• Dock of the Bay High School Gridiron Tales: Inside Severn School's Tough Two-a-Days * Bits and Pieces: One More Tobacco Harvest Joust Fine North Beach Fested Come Surfside for Shelby Housepainting Courtesy of Abby Orr Capitol Steps Up to Calvert * K-12: 90,500 Students Swell AA, Calvert Schools * Celebrate 9/9/99 to the Nines * plus, Way Downstream, From Atlanta, Home Depot promises new-growth wood products In Washington State, massage for all creatures great and small In Japan, big bucks for bluefin In Great Britain, going postal over hydrangeas plus, last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: In Maine, moose boom.
• NBT Interview: Anne Arundel Community College President Martha Smith with Mary Catherine Ball -- School's not just for kids anymore, especially at Anne Arundel Community College, where every semester 18,000 or so people of all ages - single to triple digits - discover that learning's a lifelong adventure as well as a passport to a profitable 21st century. Turn to page 10 to listen in on the dialogue between two women who began at the college in the same year: President Martha Smith and about-to-be UMD graduate Mary Catherine Ball.
• Bay Bites Old Time Chesapeake Dining in Pasadena
• Editorial Our Snitching Society
• Letters to the Editor Vegetarianism Protects Health; Recovering under Neighborly Care after Rabid Raccoon Attack; Brown Crew Turn NBT Pages
• Bay Reflection How Big is Too Big for Anne Arundel County?
• Not Burton on the Bay When Your Dish Needs Fish
• Chesapeake Outdoors Blues Jam
• Not Just for Kids Max gets a bath

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