Baltimore Sun - 2016-10-24

• Race for the Cure draws thousands
• For some drug-addicted youths, treatment is the way to new life
• Health exchange rates are rising
• Colleges to promote statistics over algebra for some majors
• TRUMP CAMPAIGN:
• Oldfields celebrates 150 years
• These horses help troubled patients with their illneses
• Iraqi Kurdish forces advance near Mosul
• Clinton eyes N.C. victory, fights apathy
• Pentagon’s bid to recover soldier bonuses takes fire
• Horoscopes
• Comic’s comic Kevin Meaney dead at 60
• William A. Schoeberle­in
• Migrants in this doomed camp fear jungle outside
• Big data is watching
• For Question 1
• How to cut air pollution in Maryland
• Sun ignores WikiLeaks revelation­s
• Follow Perdue’s example
• Delivering ‘harmony’ to Baltimore
• School choice too often leads to segregatio­n
• Victory is a ‘big boost,’ but Terps not getting too high
• Little time for rest as Cubs prepare for Indians
• Toughest matchup: ‘us versus ourselves’
• SNAP JUDGMENTS
• Ravens forecast: Even gloomier
• Sluggish ground game is running low on answers
• Flacco says mistakes ‘gave the game away’
• Judon’s two sacks might hint at future at OLB
• Nobody’s perfect: Eagles stop Vikings
• Logano wins at Talladega, makes round of 8; 4 ousted
• Columbia-based team wins second straight USTA national title
• Broadneck’s Centrowitz wins Anne Arundel championsh­ip

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