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Lawyer In Sexual Misconduct Cases Examines The Cost Of The Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis Dec 2004

Lawyer In Sexual Misconduct Cases Examines The Cost Of The Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis

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News release announces that the "The Wounded Body of Christ: Sexual Abuse in the Church" series continues at the University of Dayton as Patrick Schiltz discusses the issues of "Too Much Law, Too Little Justice: How Lawyers Helped to Turn a Clergy Sexual Abuse Problem Into a Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis."


A Crash Course In Current Affairs: College Students To Rethink Rules For The Way On Terror Dec 2004

A Crash Course In Current Affairs: College Students To Rethink Rules For The Way On Terror

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News release announces that Mark Ensalaco has hand-picked 15 upper-level political science and human rights majors to think seriously about how a "War on Terror rulebook" should read as part of a new seminar that will be offered in January.


Early Registration Urged For Women's Leadership Conference; Coretta Scott King, International Ambassador For Peace, Keynotes Dec 2004

Early Registration Urged For Women's Leadership Conference; Coretta Scott King, International Ambassador For Peace, Keynotes

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News release announces that Coretta Scott King will keynote "Still Marching with Martin: Songs of Leadership" at the University of Dayton.


Breathing Life Into The Past, University Of Dayton Professor Prepares To Help Lead The Urban History Association Dec 2004

Breathing Life Into The Past, University Of Dayton Professor Prepares To Help Lead The Urban History Association

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News release announces that professor Janet Bednarek was unanimously selected by the board of directors of the Urban History Association to serve as executive secretary and treasurer.


Memorial Mass Planned For Edwin "Sandy" King, One Of The University Of Dayton's Most Popular Professors Dec 2004

Memorial Mass Planned For Edwin "Sandy" King, One Of The University Of Dayton's Most Popular Professors

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News release announces that a memorial mass will be held for Edwin (Sandy) King, professor emeritus of history and one of the University of Dayton's most popular professors.


Plaid Jumpers And Other Cultural Icons Of Catholic Education: Scholars Publish Encyclopedia On Catholic Schools Nov 2004

Plaid Jumpers And Other Cultural Icons Of Catholic Education: Scholars Publish Encyclopedia On Catholic Schools

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News release announces that two University of Dayton professors and a former doctoral student have edited the newly published two-volume Catholic Schools in the United States: An Encyclopedia.


Father Gene Contadino To Step Down As Rector, Instrumental In Developing Lay Leadership At University Of Dayton Nov 2004

Father Gene Contadino To Step Down As Rector, Instrumental In Developing Lay Leadership At University Of Dayton

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News release announces that the Rev. Eugene Contadino, S.M., will step down as rector on June 30 after completing a third three-year term.


Media Advisory: Andrew Young On Campus Nov 2004

Media Advisory: Andrew Young On Campus

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Media advisory announces a schedule of events Andrew Young will participate in at the University of Dayton.


After Draft Dodgers, Protests, Hippies And Three Ud Presidents, Annie Thornton Set To Retire After 44 Years Serving Students Nov 2004

After Draft Dodgers, Protests, Hippies And Three Ud Presidents, Annie Thornton Set To Retire After 44 Years Serving Students

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News release announces that Annie Thornton will retire as the Kennedy Union associate director for operations when she turns in her University walkie-talkie.


After Draft Dodgers, Protests, Hippies And Three Ud Presidents, Annie Thornton Set To Retire After 44 Years Serving Students Nov 2004

After Draft Dodgers, Protests, Hippies And Three Ud Presidents, Annie Thornton Set To Retire After 44 Years Serving Students

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News release announces that Annie Thornton, University of Dayton Kennedy Union associate director for operations, will retire when she turns in her University walkie-talkie.


University Of Dayton To Give Honorary Degree To Ralph Beiting, Founder Of The Christian Appalachian Project, On Nov. 30 Nov 2004

University Of Dayton To Give Honorary Degree To Ralph Beiting, Founder Of The Christian Appalachian Project, On Nov. 30

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News release announces that the University of Dayton will honor Rev. Ralph Beiting for his half century of service by presenting him with an honorary doctorate of humane letters.


Can Americans Put Rancor Of Presidential Election Behind Them? Professors Call For Healing And Renewed Care For U.S. Democracy Nov 2004

Can Americans Put Rancor Of Presidential Election Behind Them? Professors Call For Healing And Renewed Care For U.S. Democracy

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News release announces the comments of professors in response to whether or not Americans can put anger and divisiveness aside and rally around their president.


Where's A Top Place To Learn How To Start A Business? Ud's Entrepreneurship Program Ranks 15th In Nation Oct 2004

Where's A Top Place To Learn How To Start A Business? Ud's Entrepreneurship Program Ranks 15th In Nation

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News release announces that the University of Dayton has been named one of the country's "most entrepreneurial campuses" by The Princeton Review and Forbes.com.


University Of Dayton Wins Federal Grant To Prepare Dayton Early College Academy For High-Stakes Testing Oct 2004

University Of Dayton Wins Federal Grant To Prepare Dayton Early College Academy For High-Stakes Testing

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News release announces that the University of Dayton received a $100,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education to assess and improve the instruction at the Dayton Early College Academy.


Media Advisory: Dedication And Blessing Of Two Residential Facilities Oct 2004

Media Advisory: Dedication And Blessing Of Two Residential Facilities

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Media advisory announces information on the dedication and blessing of ArtStreet and Marianist Hall at the University of Dayton.


Father Jack Kelley, Educator And Social Justice Advocate, Dies, Helped Found Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue Sep 2004

Father Jack Kelley, Educator And Social Justice Advocate, Dies, Helped Found Dayton Christian Jewish Dialogue

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News release announces that the Rev. John (Jack) Kelley, S.M. died at the age of 82 after a life of working for social justice and advocating interfaith dialogue.


University Of Dayton Welcomes Largest Law Class In History; Nearly One-Third Drawn To Flagship Program In Law And Technology Aug 2004

University Of Dayton Welcomes Largest Law Class In History; Nearly One-Third Drawn To Flagship Program In Law And Technology

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News release announces that the University of Dayton's School of Law this fall has welcomed the largest first-year class in its history after enjoying an application surge higher than the national average.


Gift Provides Encouragement For Writers; Price Best Known For Inspiring Erma Bombeck Aug 2004

Gift Provides Encouragement For Writers; Price Best Known For Inspiring Erma Bombeck

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News release announces that the family of Brother Tom Price, S.M., has made a gift to start an endowment for the University of Dayton's Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop.


Media Advisory: Dedication And Blessing, The Hangar Aug 2004

Media Advisory: Dedication And Blessing, The Hangar

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News release announces that University of Dayton officials will dedicate The Hangar, the newest hangout for students on campus.


University Of Dayton Opens Two Modern Residential Facilities, Welcomes More Than 1,800 New Students After Record Applications Aug 2004

University Of Dayton Opens Two Modern Residential Facilities, Welcomes More Than 1,800 New Students After Record Applications

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News release announces information on the two new, modern residential facilities on the University of Dayton campus including Marianist Hall and ArtStreet.


Ohio Graduation Test And "High-Stakes" Testing To Be Examined During Statewide Conference Aug 2004

Ohio Graduation Test And "High-Stakes" Testing To Be Examined During Statewide Conference

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News release announces that questions regarding Ohio's newest high school graduation requirement will be examined during a statewide conference called "The Ohio Graduation Test: Perspectives on High-Stakes Testing."


University Of Dayton Law Professor Of Legal Team To Ride Ohio Of Hanging Chads, First Case Nationally To Go To Trial Jul 2004

University Of Dayton Law Professor Of Legal Team To Ride Ohio Of Hanging Chads, First Case Nationally To Go To Trial

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News release announces that a University of Dayton law professor is working with a team of civil liberties lawyers to try to ride Ohio of the hanging chad.


Ohio Becomes The New Florida: Presidential Race Is A Toss-Up In Bellwether State, Analyst Says Jul 2004

Ohio Becomes The New Florida: Presidential Race Is A Toss-Up In Bellwether State, Analyst Says

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News release announces comment from Nancy Martorano on Ohio as the key battleground state in the presidential election a few months ago.


40 Percent In Two Years: School Of Law Applications Surge; New Students Get Head Start Through "Virtual" Summer Course Jul 2004

40 Percent In Two Years: School Of Law Applications Surge; New Students Get Head Start Through "Virtual" Summer Course

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News release announces that the University of Dayton has seen an 11 percent upswing in applications over last year's strong volume.


Ohio Studies Teacher Preparation And Student Performance, Five-Year Project Could Serve As National Model For Reform Jun 2004

Ohio Studies Teacher Preparation And Student Performance, Five-Year Project Could Serve As National Model For Reform

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News release announces that the University of Dayton, University of Cincinnati and The Ohio State University are leading a multi-million dollar groundbreaking study that is examining the preparation, in-school support and effectiveness of Ohio teachers.


New Students Haven't Met But Send 16,000 Messages To Each Other, Hundreds Log Onto Reality-Based Web Show To Follow "Wendy" Jun 2004

New Students Haven't Met But Send 16,000 Messages To Each Other, Hundreds Log Onto Reality-Based Web Show To Follow "Wendy"

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News release announces that Wendy stars in her own reality-based Web show, and hundreds of new students are logging on to see how her day turns out.


Water Pollution Prevention Flows Through Ud, Center Blurs Jurisdictional Lines, Solves Environmental Problems Jun 2004

Water Pollution Prevention Flows Through Ud, Center Blurs Jurisdictional Lines, Solves Environmental Problems

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News release announces that the Regional Water and Wastewater Research and Training Center at the University of Dayton conducts research on regional environmental issues, ranging from studying pollutants to developing a water quality database management system for the Upper Little Miami and Great Miami River Basins.


Record Crowd Expected At Reunion Weekend; '60s Band Reunites, More Than 100 Couples To Renew Vows Before "Marriage Priest" Jun 2004

Record Crowd Expected At Reunion Weekend; '60s Band Reunites, More Than 100 Couples To Renew Vows Before "Marriage Priest"

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News release announces that The Kings English will reunite at the University of Dayton's sold-out Reunion Weekend and play a repertoire of classic '60s music at the 1969 class party.


Mother And Daughter Artists Exhibit 'Messengers From God' In Eclectic Marian Library Display Featuring Birds Jun 2004

Mother And Daughter Artists Exhibit 'Messengers From God' In Eclectic Marian Library Display Featuring Birds

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News release announces that birds and other "Messengers from God" will be on display in the Marian Library gallery at the University of Dayton.


Vatican Communicator Reflects On Pope John Paul Ii's Legacy, Receives University Of Dayton's Top Religious Communication Award May 2004

Vatican Communicator Reflects On Pope John Paul Ii's Legacy, Receives University Of Dayton's Top Religious Communication Award

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News release announces that Marjorie Weeke says she's grown weary of reporters' fixation on Pope John Paul II's health and speculations about who will be the next pontiff.