Bethesda Magazine - March-April 2010

Features

	Top Teens 2010 Meet the 10 winners of our first Extraordinary Teen Awards. By Amy Reinink
	Time Out For some students, a "gap year" between high school and college leads to the lessons of a lifetime. By Pamela Toutant
	Making the Grade Bethesda-area schools that got the best grades in the 2009 MCPS Environmental Survey. By Julie Rasicot
	Class of '81 Nearly 30 years ago, they were the extraordinary teens of their generation—the class leaders, the valedictorians, the captains of the football teams, the royalty of the high school halls who seemed to have all the gifts to go far. So how far did they get? By Maria Leonard Olsen

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Hometown
	Character Study Writer James Reston Jr. on his latest role—as a behind-the-scenes player in "Frost/Nixon." By Steve Roberts
Domestic Disturbances
	The Best of Intentions Author Sarah Pekkanen's intentions for the new year. By Sarah Pekkanen
Driving Range
	The Green Season A photographer uncovers the hidden secrets of springtime in Shenandoah National Park. By Daniel Schreiber

Bethesda HOME

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	For the Birds The pioneering editor of National Geographic created a sanctuary in the Bethesda woods. By Mark Walston
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	Three Realtors in a Room Forecast for the local housing market? Sunnier, sort of. By Eugene L. Meyer

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For the Birds

The pioneering editor of National Geographic created a sanctuary in the Bethesda woods.

By Mark Walston

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Three Realtors in a Room

Forecast for the local housing market? Sunnier, sort of.

By Eugene L. Meyer

Bethesda HEALTH

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	Breaks of the Game Kids' sports injuries are on the rise. Are young athletes doing too much, too soon? By Stacey Colino
	Harm's Way For adolescents in emotional pain, cutting becomes a dangerous way to cope. The good news: They can recover. By Kathleen Wheaton
	Saving Tom Kadesch A seemingly healthy man experiences terrifying chest pain—and two doctors at Suburban Hospital experience a horrific sense of déjà vu. By Ellen Ryan

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Breaks of the Game

Kids' sports injuries are on the rise. Are young athletes doing too much, too soon?

By Stacey Colino

Harm's Way

For adolescents in emotional pain, cutting becomes a dangerous way to cope. The good news: They can recover.

By Kathleen Wheaton

Saving Tom Kadesch

A seemingly healthy man experiences terrifying chest pain—and two doctors at Suburban Hospital experience a horrific sense of déjà vu.

By Ellen Ryan

Dine

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	The Shadow of No Smile If only the reception were as friendly as the food at The General Store. Carole Sugarman
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	Chocolate Mousse with Berries and Almond Tuiles A variation on a traditional dessert. By Chef Theresa Souther Director of L’Academie de Cuisine’s Pastry Arts Program

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The Shadow of No Smile

If only the reception were as friendly as the food at The General Store.

Carole Sugarman

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Cooking Class

Chocolate Mousse with Berries and Almond Tuiles

A variation on a traditional dessert.

By Chef Theresa Souther Director of L’Academie de Cuisine’s Pastry Arts Program

Education and Parenting

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Education

Top Teens 2010

Meet the 10 winners of our first Extraordinary Teen Awards.

By Amy Reinink

Nearly 30 years ago, they were the extraordinary teens of their generation—the class leaders, the valedictorians, the captains of the football teams, the royalty of the high school halls who seemed to have all the gifts to go far. So how far did they get?

By Maria Leonard Olsen

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Domestic Disturbances

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