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 Pro
lacrosse coming to TU Bayhawks
to play home games at Unitas Stadium
The Baltimore
Bayhawks have migrated to TU, bringing with them a sure-to-be- thrilling
season of Major League Lacrosse. The team will face the Boston Cannons
Thursday, May 27, at 7:30 p.m. at Johnny Unitas Stadium in the first
of six home games to be played on campus... [more...]
TU snapshot: spring semester
A sampling
of 2004 stats and facts [more...]
 Star search
Planetarium
Program to offer look at seasonal constellations
We
may be looking earthward these days for the crocuses that herald
the arrival of spring. But as the Vernal Equinox approaches, Elmer
Kreisel thinks we'd do well to look up... [more...]
Recent
Media Highlights
The
White House: Inside the Gates
Travel Channel, March
9
Martha Kumar, Department
of Political Science, was featured along with other Washington insiders
in this hour-long historical overview of the White House, from its
first occupant to the present-day first family.
Guitar
congress set for Towson
The Sun ,
March 5
Rashod
D. Ollison, the Sun 's pop music critic, reported that
confirmed World Guitar Congress acts include former Police guitarist
Andy Summers, folk-jazz duo Tuck & Patti, R&B-fusion musician
Jeff Scofield, the Brazilian Guitar Quartet, Derek Trucks and others.
He wrote, "The congress is being called the first of its kind, bringing
together artists from an array of styles and mixing them at the
performances, which are open to the public."
World Guitar Congress
Set for Towson, Baltimore
Associated Press,
March 4
AP writer Brian Witte noted
that the June 2-9 event will assemble "guitarists from classical,
jazz, country, rock, blues, flamenco and fusion styles," under the
honorary presidency of Emilia Segovia, wife of the late guitarist
Andres Segovia. TU's Helene Breazeale, executive director, World
Music Congresses, estimated that 20,000 people would attend.
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