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New Ud Piano Program Director To Perform In Recital

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News release announces that Eric Street will perform in his Dayton debut.

High-Tech Food: Is It Safe?/Ethics And Values Belong In Schools, But Whose Values?; Students Scoring Higher On Sat

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News release announces Madeline Dellwo's comments on engineered and irradiated foods, Tony Hall keeps pushing for a law mandating values education in public schools, and students are scoring higher on the Scholastic Aptitude Test.

Vytis, Volume 78, Issue 8 (September 1992), Knights Of Lithuania

Vytis: The Newsletter of the Knights of Lithuania

Newsletter of the Knights of Lithuania national organization (United States); digitized and made available with the permission of the organization. Content may be protected by copyright.

How Are Labor Unions Faring This Labor Day? Still The Best Voice Workers Have, Says Ud Expert

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News release announces Linda Majka's comments that labor unions are still the best voice for workers to have a say in the quality of life at work.

U.S. Teachers Earn More, But Is It Enough?; Woody And Mia And "Husbands And Wives"; Every Picture Tells A Story

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News release announces that the average schoolteacher salaries have increased by 3.6 percent in the last year, but not as much as they should; Tri-Star Pictures is counting on Woody Allen's controversial life to boost interest in "Husbands and Wives."; A study was conducted on the way newspaper "mug shots" affected reader interest.

Ud's Kennedy Union Art Gallery Features Jack Teemer's Works

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News release announces that an exhibit of mixed media works by Jack Teemer will be featured in the University of Dayton's Kennedy Union Art Gallery.

Glass Ceiling Cracked: In Fortune 50 Companies, Percentage Of Women Top Offices Has Doubled In Two Years

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News release announces that women are breaking through to the upper reaches of Fortune 50 corporations.

Law Student Travels Great-Grandfather's Path; Put The Jell-O Back; Bringing The Middle Ages To Life

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News release announces Andrew Hackett will follow in the footsteps of his great-grandfather, John Cornelius Shea; Madeline Dellwo says colored vegetables have more nutrients; Laura Hunt will wear a heavy wool costume during the Ohio Renaissance Festival.

Back To Kuwait; Fund-Raisers Need Ethics; Will Quayle Survive?

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News release announces Joseph Kunkel's comments on the Marines in Kuwait; Marilyn Fischer says scandals are rooted in bad decision-making; Gerald Kerns says it would be ruthless and reckless to dump Dan Quayle from the ticket.

1992-1993 Bulletin

Undergraduate Bulletins

Volume 103, Number 4.

Scanned from the copy held in the Registrar's Office.

An Idea Before Its Time; Out Of Africa; Vague Law Means Work For Lawyers And Economists

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News release announces that retired Air Force Lt. Col. Frank C. Gentner conducted a Navy-wide survey to identify flag officers opinions on equal opportunity issues; UD students spent a month working in Sierra Leone; The American Disabilities Act requires changes in the way employers respond to the needs of disabled employees.

Will The Protest Vote Stay Home?; Prescription For Better Schools: Better Parents; A Break For Middle-Class Students

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News release announces Norm Fogel's comments and predictions on voter turnout; Thomas Lasley says parents play a big role in the success of schools; Joyce Wilkins says new changes in federal financial aid will benefit middle-income families.

Upcoming: Youth Rally Asks "Are We Having Fun Yet?"; Science In The Sky; University Of Dayton Summer Graduation; Retirement Luncheon

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News release announces upcoming events at UD including the Youth Connection '92, the Dayton Science Project, the graduation dinner for all University of Dayton graduates, and a retirement luncheon honoring Oakwood City Manager.

Professor Interprets Body Language Of Presidential Candidates

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News release announces that Charles Kimble's observations of the body language of presidential candidates.

"Short Toes" May Yield Cause To Help Cure Kidney Disease

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News release announces that a research team is trying to isolate the gene in salamanders that governs limb regeneration to eventually apply to humans.

'"Boomers" Vs. "Busters": Who Would You Hire?; School Administrators Tackle Tough Issues; Renegade Reunion

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News release announces Roger McCormick's comments on the difference in attitudes towards work between the boomers and busters; Educators from across Ohio will meet in a conference to tackle issues faced by urban and suburban schools; The "Class of the Early 70's" will visit campus for the Fourth of July.

Good Players "Choke" More Often Than Poor Ones Before Audience, According To New Study

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News release announces that according to a University of Dayton study, good players become more self-conscious and perform worse and bad players play better on simple video games if they play before an audience.

Analysis Of Multifrequency Dispersive Optical Bistability And Switching In Nonlinear Ring Cavities With Large Medium-Response Times, Pawel Pliszka, Partha P. Banerjee

Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Publications

Using a simple model of a ring cavity comprising a cubically nonlinear medium, we analyze dispersive optical bistability in the presence of more than one spectral component. We show the phenomenon of so-called competition for resonance. In addition to presenting cavity characteristics for the cases of two and three different frequencies, we also discuss the general method for finding steady-state solutions and checking their stability. A simple and efficient algorithm, based on a relaxation method, is devised to find steady-state solutions satisfying appropriate boundary conditions. The relaxation dynamics is physically related to a finite response time of the medium.

Ud Staff Wins Local Communication Honors

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News release announces that the University of Dayton has won six communication awards in the annual Bronze Quill Award Competition.

Huff Named Assistant Dean At University Of Dayton

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News release announces that Rae Ellen (Ricki) Huff has been appointed assistant dean for student affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Dayton.

Upcoming: Dayton Science Teachers Explore New Lessons; Games, Games, And More Games At Ud

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News release announces upcoming events at UD including science teachers from Dayton Public Schools will gather ideas of new lessons and the KingCon Gaming Convention.

Prayer In Schools: The Controversy Continues; No Voter Apathy Here; Smoking Cases Hard To Win

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News release announces Joseph Watras' comments on how banning prayer in school could weaken the curriculum in American schools; The Philippines has no voter apathy according to Antonio Lapitan; Vernellia Randall says cigarette makers may face more lawsuits.

Upcoming: And The Band Plays On; New Science Units Ready For Dayton Schoolteachers

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News release announces upcoming events at UD such as a workshop for band directors and seminars for science teachers.

Bishops Vs. Laity; New Life For Closed Bases

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News release announces the Catholics Speak Out project today released results of a new Gallup survey on the opinions of U.S. Catholics; Patrick Sweeney studies what happens to military facilities after they close.

Father Knows Best?; Paid To Figure; Law School Pool Rises Again

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News release announces single fathers head households on TV more frequently than in real life; Eight UD students will spend eight weeks exploring new discoveries in mathematics; The UD School of Law recorded its highest pool of applicants since the rest-establishment of the school in 1977.

Ud Mothers Solve Worries By Donating Safety Escort Cars

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News release announces that for the second year in a row, the Mothers Club has donated a new Geo Matro car to cadets from UD's public safety department to use in their safety escort service.

Celebrate The Long, Hot Summer By Delving Into A Special Book

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News release announces a summer reading list.

Upcoming: Deeds Carillon Is 50; Carillonneurs Are In Town; Ud's Elderhostel Celebrates 'Aviation Heritage'

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News release announces upcoming events at UD including the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America to convene at the University of Dayton and the Elderhostel program.

Upcoming: Six Classes To Meet At Ud For Reunion Weekend

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News release announces a schedule for the upcoming reunion weekend.

The Man Who Would Be President Is A Ph.D. Student At University Of Dayton

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News release announces that Brother Richard Gilman is taking classes at UD to prepare to become president of Holy Cross College.