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National Conference: Competitive Manufacturing: Leadership For Change

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Media tip sheet: The University of Dayton will gather more than 650 of America's manufacturing leaders together at a national conference, "Competitive Manufacturing: Leadership for Change." Termed the largest manufacturing conference in the country, the event will address topics such as priority setting, manufacturing for the global market, and taking command of the change process, said Carol Shaw, conference organizer and associate dean of UD's School of Engineering.

National Conference: Competitive Manufacturing: Leadership For Change

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Media advisory for national competitive manufacturing conference: Conference kicks off with a public forum featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Halberstam; Harley-Davidson's chair, Vaughn L. Beals Jr., shares the story of his company's turnaround; Robert H. Waterman Jr., co-author of "In Search of Excellence," addresses a new approach to managing change; and Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste participates in a roundtable discussion via satellite.

Ud Blood Drive Will Benefit Community Blood Center; Ud Students Will Be Amazed By Hypnotist, Psychic Feats; Ud Mother's Club To Tour Renovated St. Joseph Hall; High School Students And Parents To Learn About College

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Media tips: Blood drive; hypnotist John Kolisch; a tour of St. Joseph's Hall; and the 19th annual College Night for high school students and their parents.

Players Seek To End Nfl "Tyranny" By Decertifying Union, Says Ud Attorney; East Germans Catching Up With Eastern Bloc Neighbors, Says Ud Expert

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Feature leads for the media: UD antitrust expert comments on the NFL Players Association decertifying; Eastern bloc expert and UD political science faculty member Jaro Bilocerkowycz comments on pro-democracy movements in Poland and Hungary.

Flyer News, Vol. 37, No. 14 (Oct. 26, 1989), University Of Dayton

Flyer News

Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton

Ud's Nightmare At Stuart Hall To Cause Chills For Charity; Dayton Children To 'Trick Or Treat' At Ud Residence Hall; Ud Clean Sweep Brings Students Out To Pick Up Trash

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Media advisory: Halloween party and haunted house at Stuart Residence Hall will raise funds for Children's Medical Center; Marycrest residents welcome Dayton children for trick-or-treating; students giving their neighborhood a "Clean Sweep."

James Curnow To Guest Conduct University Of Dayton Ensemble

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News release announces that the University of Dayton Wind Ensemble will perform in concert at the University of Dayton. James Curnow, widely regarded as one of the foremost living composers of modern wind ensemble music, will join the UD ensemble as guest conductor for two of his own works.

Students, Administrators Don Red Ribbons At Ud For 'Drug Free America'; Former Ud President Returns To University In New Role, Faculty And Staff Hold 'Welcome Back' Reception; Ud Students Visit Jail, Homeless Shelter For Urban Plunge Weekend

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Media advisory: a red-ribbon rally; a welcome-back reception for the Rev. Raymond Roesch, S.M.; and an Urban Plunge weekend for UD students.

Flyer News, Vol. 37, No. 13 (Oct. 23, 1989), University Of Dayton

Flyer News

Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton

Dedication Of St. Joseph Hall

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Media advisory: Public dedication of St. Joseph Hall at the University of Dayton.

St. Joseph Hall Rededication Set For Homecoming Weekend At Ud

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News release announces the rededication of restored St. Joseph's Hall. In December 1987, when Dayton fire chief Glenn Alexander last stood in front of St. Joseph Hall, the blaze threatened to destroy the building. On Sunday, Oct. 22 he will join UD students, faculty and alumni for an open house to cededicate the restored structure. The dedication is open to the public.

Ud Alumni, Students Ready To Celebrate 1989 Homecoming

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Media tip sheet: Schedule of events for the University of Dayton's 1989 Homecoming.

Contemporary Marian Art By Tatiana Mckinney, University Of Dayton. Marian Library

Marian Library Exhibit Summaries

Archived website and summary of exhibit in the Marian Library

Artist: Tatiana McKinney

Exhibit dates: October 16 - November 20, 1989

Flyer News, Vol. 37, No. 12 (Oct. 16, 1989), University Of Dayton

Flyer News

Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton

Ud Events Slated For National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week; Ud Faculty To Respond To Catholic-Marianist Identity Document; Ud Program Will Focus On Drugs And Sports Medicine

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News tips for the media: National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week; a response from UD faculty on a new document on the University's Catholic-Marianist identity; and a talk by William N. Taylor, physician crew chief for the United States Olympic Committee Drug Control Program, about "Drug Issues in Sports Medicine."

Flyer News, Vol. 37, No. 11 (Oct. 12, 1989), University Of Dayton

Flyer News

Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton

Ud International Tea Will Celebrate Cultural Exchange; Ud Head Basketball Coach Jim O'Brien To Address Rotary Club; Ud To Join National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week Activities

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Media tips: UD's 30th annual International Tea; UD head men's basketball coach Jim O'Brien will address the Dayton Rotary Club; and UD will participate in National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week.

Parents To Get A Taste Of Foods Ud Students Enjoy Eating; Budding Geologists To Take A Look At Dayton-Area Rocks, Fossils

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Media tips: "A Taste of UD" event includes foods from restaurants popular with UD students; UD geology students will lead about 80 students from throughout Ohio on the Ohio Intercollegiate Geology Field Trip, featuring the geology of the Miami Valley.

College-Bound Students Aren't Looking For An Mtv Look In Recruitment Videos; They Want Images Of Academic Rigor And A Bird's-Eye View Of Campus, New Study Shows

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Feature lead for the media: The University of Dayton conducted focus groups with college-bound students to gain insight into their expectations of the college experience. They reported that too many university and college recruitment videotapes emphasize the fun of college and don't show enough about what people go to college to do — get an education. And as popular as videotapes have become in the student recruitment process, they will never replace a campus visit.

Ud Chemistry Professor Investigating Ways To Offset Side Effects Of Powerful Hypertension Drugs; Ud Molecular Biologist's Research Helps Fight Arthritis

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Feature leads for the media: A UD professor has received a grant to conduct research that could help pharmaceutical companies develop safer medications to reduce blood pressure; biology professor Panagiotis Tsonis has received a grant for $108,000 to explore ways to fight arthritis.

Meadowdale High School Student With Disabilities Finds Job In Ud Cafeteria; Ud Assistant Geology Professor Plots City's Glacial Deposits On High-Tech Map

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Feature leads for the media: The University of Dayton and Dayton Public Schools have teamed up to place a Meadowdale High School student with "multiple disabilities" in a job with Kennedy Union Food Service; UD geology faculty member J. Michael Clinch is using a computer to create Dayton and Montgomery County's first extensive and only automated inventory of glacial and post-glacial deposits on a U.S. Geological Survey base map.

News From 'Cold Fusion' Conference: Furor Has Subsided, Says University Of Dayton Chemistry Professor; Dissuasion? Some Scholars Call For New Vocabulary To Replace "Nuclear Deterrence"

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Feature leads for the media: University of Dayton chemistry professor Robert G. Keil comments on "cold fusion," saying the furor and excitement has waned since a researcher at the University of Utah announced that he had sustained a nuclear fusion reaction in a flask. "Do we have a new power source? Probably not," Keil said. Also, 50 scholars who attended a seminar on nuclear deterrence at the U.S. Institute of Peace are calling for new vocabulary to define nuclear deterrence.

Hunger Awareness Week Activities On Tap At Ud; 'Hands Across The Ghetto' Slated On Alberta Street; 10k Walk/Run For The Hungry To Be Held On Campus; Dayton Native Alan Berg To Address Hunger Issues

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Media advisory: Hunger Awareness Week Activities; a "Hands Across the Ghetto," demonstration of solidarity; a 10K walk/run for the hungry; and a talk by Alan Berg on "New Approaches to World Hunger: Subsidy Without Dependency."

Ud Educator Gives Bush's Education Summit Low Marks; University Of Dayton Busload To Join Ohio Delegation To Housing March

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Feature leads for the media: William Drury,chair of the University of Dayton's educational administration department, shares his opinions on President Bush's education summit; UD students will join the local delegation of citizens traveling to Washington, D.C., for the "Housing Now!" march.

Orpheus, Fall 1989, University Of Dayton

Orpheus: UD's Literary and Artistic Magazine

No abstract provided.

Flyer News, Vol. 37, No. 8 (Sept. 28, 1989), University Of Dayton

Flyer News

Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton

Greek Week At Ud Means Mud Tugs, Bed Races; Ud Honors Students Present Findings On Sierra Leone Project; Ud Campus Carnival Brings Old-Style Midway To Students

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News tips for the media: Greek Week; a presentation of findings of UD honors students in Sierra Leone; UD's 21st annual Campus Carnival.

Flyer News, Vol. 37, No. 6 (Sept. 21, 1989), University Of Dayton

Flyer News

Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton

Ribbon-Cutting Planned For New Student Store At Ud; Ud Students Make Pet Projects Of Trash Dumpsters; Ud Students Will Bust Watermelons For Aim For The Handicapped

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News tips for the media: A ribbon-cutting ceremony for Rudy's Fly-Buy (rescheduled); the painting of trash dumpsters in the campus area; and a watermelon bust for AIM for the Handicapped and Glenmary Missions.

University Of Dayton Co-Sponsors Two-Day Conference On Neighborhoods; Participants Will Tour Dayton Development Projects

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News tips for the media: Highlights of the fifth annual CityLinks '89 conference