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White Coats
In the hospital, separated from your classmates, you wonder if you can do it. The academic rigors of the first two years were supposed to prepare you for this, but nothing can prepare you for this. The patients aren't questions on exams anymore. Their suffering follows you on the wards, where you trek from service to service every few weeks, reporting to physicians who grill you and grade you. This is your rite of passage. This is third year.
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Real (Amazing) Estates
The lowliest of our Top 250 homes is worth just more than $1.5 million. From there, the value soars to $8.5 million. In between you'll find elevators, infinity pools and houses 10 times the size of the one you live in. Topping the list is a Hunting Valley estate owned by a local businessman, but, as you'll see from these photos of a home just completed, change could be on the way. As one person joked of the new home and its owner, "it's as big as the shopping centers he builds." |
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Life According to Walter Goldbach
In 1946, new Indians owner Bill Veeck wanted to make his team's image flashier with a cartoon logo. Seventeen-year-old Wally Goldbach was asked to design it. Chief Wahoo has been tweaked twice since then, evolving into the red and blue logo now worn on Tribe uniforms, beloved by some, reviled by others. |
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