When considering what might help Baltimore’s homeless population, “graphic design consultations” might not be the first thing that springs to mind. But as Baltimore’s first-ever street newspaper is helping the city’s homeless population gain a voice — and some extra money — the input from Towson University’s art and design department is very welcome.
For most of us, electronic medical records (EMRs) are a routine part of medical care. They help various doctors track our ongoing complaints, show our medical history, and keep all sorts of vital information in one place. But that’s not the case for everyone. For many of Baltimore’s homeless, health care is a patchwork system of emergency room visits, free clinics, and sporadic care. Which is exactly why a group of Johns Hopkins students banded together to create an innovative program to make sure the homeless have access to their own medical paperwork.
City Council president says he’ll pay back Ray Lewis for tickets to private skybox – The Baltimore Sun
City carves out space for 75 more at shelter – The Baltimore Sun
Congressional Republicans to meet in Baltimore – The Baltimore Sun
2 Huge Numbers About Yesterday’s Wikipedia Blackout – Business Insider
What does the Ravens’ lunch look like? Kind of like yours – The Baltimore Sun
Penn State Trustees Recall Decision to Fire Paterno – The NY Times
