GOVERNOR MARTIN O’MALLEY TO CONTINUE “JOBS ACROSS MARYLAND TOUR” WITH GROUNDBREAKING FOR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND PHYSICAL SCIENCES COMPLEX
ANNAPOLIS, MD (May 24, 2010) – Governor Martin O’Malley will attend a groundbreaking ceremony today for the University of Maryland Physical Sciences Complex, continuing his “Jobs Across Maryland Tour” with the construction of a 158,000 square-foot complex dedicated to state-of-the-art research where undergraduate and graduate students will actively engage with faculty and visiting scientists in cross-disciplinary research. The complex is expected to support hundreds of jobs to both construct the facility and maintain it after its completion.
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1 comment:
Typical liberal thought process. More government spending and they think this is helping the job market. Educate these poor kids so they can move out of Maryland and live in a state where they are not taxed to death. Maryland democrats just don't get it.
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