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Co-Redemptrix, Mediatrix And Advocate: Should There Be A New Marian Dogma?, University Of Dayton
Co-Redemptrix, Mediatrix And Advocate: Should There Be A New Marian Dogma?, University Of Dayton
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Leading international scholars in Marian studies will debate the question of proclaiming Mary Co-Redemptrix, Mediatrix of All Graces and Advocate for the People of God at "Mary's Place in Redemption," a July 18-19 symposium at the University of Dayton. Since 1993, more than 4 million people around the world have signed petitions asking Pope John Paul II to define and infallibly proclaim the new Marian dogma. The pope did look into the possibility, calling upon the opinions of 22 Marian scholars gathered at the International Mariological Congress at Czestochowa, Poland, in August 1996. They advised him against making the new …
Teen Killing Sprees; Violence Begets Violence
Teen Killing Sprees; Violence Begets Violence
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News release announces comments about the latest teen killing spree by Judith Allik; Alan Demmitt's comments on the recent string of shootings by adolescents.
Holistic Perspective, Enthusiasm Qualities Of New Mba Director At Ud, University Of Dayton
Holistic Perspective, Enthusiasm Qualities Of New Mba Director At Ud, University Of Dayton
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If business needs decision makers who can solve problems across disciplines, Charles Wells, incoming director of the MBA program at the University of Dayton, is ideally suited to lead by example. Talk with Wells, a professor of management information systems and decision sciences, about teaching and learning, and he'll share insights drawn from art, physics, psychology, mathematics, history and distance running.
Ud Graduate Student To Be Named Outstanding Volunteer In Literacy, University Of Dayton
Ud Graduate Student To Be Named Outstanding Volunteer In Literacy, University Of Dayton
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Mara Lohrstorfer has been described as a rebuilder of dreams with a "strong sense of compassion." But the University of Dayton graduate student, who two years ago created a campus-based education program to help local prisoners move forward with their lives, says she is humbled by such praise. In 1998, she founded Prisoner Action Group for Educational Services (P.A.G.E.S.), an outreach literacy program that recruits UD students to tutor inmates at the Montgomery County Jail. In recognition of that effort, she will receive Project Read's 1998 Grimmy Outstanding Volunteer Award.
Catholic Communicator, Tv Producer The Rev. John Geaney, C.S.P. To Receive Ud's 1998 Daniel J. Kane Award
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News release announces that television shows produced by the Rev. John Geaney, C.S.P., have aired on PBS and ABC stations across the country.
Standard Register Implements Student-Designed Software Application, University Of Dayton
Standard Register Implements Student-Designed Software Application, University Of Dayton
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Last fall Standard Register challenged a University of Dayton team of students to develop a software application to help employees make project requests. The application they designed proved so effective that the company is currently implementing the software into its information system. And the team of four students received UD's management information systems department's Outstanding Team Award at the end of the 1998 spring semester.
Booming Job Market, Salaries On Tap For Spring Law Graduates, University Of Dayton
Booming Job Market, Salaries On Tap For Spring Law Graduates, University Of Dayton
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Many of the 130 students who will collect diplomas this spring from the University of Dayton School of Law face perplexing job prospects. The problem isn't whether they'll find jobs — it's deciding which jobs to take. A booming job market for new attorneys is greeting law graduates nationwide, and University of Dayton law graduates are seeing more job offers with higher salaries than ever before, said Chris Szydlowski, director of career services for the law school. Of 107 students who responded to an employment survey recently conducted by the law school, 33 percent had already accepted jobs, and many …
University Of Dayton Summer Lecture Series Explores Catholicism: Past And Present
University Of Dayton Summer Lecture Series Explores Catholicism: Past And Present
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News release announces "Catholicism Past, Catholicism Present: Reflections on Popular Religion" will be explored in the University of Dayton summer lecture series.
May 5 Election Issues Raise Comments From Ud Faculty
May 5 Election Issues Raise Comments From Ud Faculty
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News release announces a series of articles featuring comments from the University of Dayton faculty about the election.
Jfk Statue To Be Recast In Bronze, Return To Campus Post By Homecoming, University Of Dayton
Jfk Statue To Be Recast In Bronze, Return To Campus Post By Homecoming, University Of Dayton
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The University of Dayton has commissioned John Leon, a Cincinnati sculptor, to recast a campus landmark in bronze. The 9-foot-tall John F. Kennedy sculpture that graced the entrance of Kennedy Union for more than three decades is expected to return to its original post Homecoming Weekend, Oct. 16-18. After the $800,000 renovation of Kennedy Union last summer, University officials put the crumbling outdoor sculpture in storage and began to investigate ways to restore it.
Media Attention On Grand Juries Puts Law Professor In National Spotlight, Maureen Schlangen
Media Attention On Grand Juries Puts Law Professor In National Spotlight, Maureen Schlangen
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With the seating of a new grand jury in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case and the continued interest in Kenneth Starr's probe of alleged White House wrongdoings, a University of Dayton law professor finds herself fielding calls about the role of grand juries from national media outlets ranging from USA Today to NBC Nightly News. That's because Susan Brenner, a former defense attorney, is an expert on grand juries. She co-wrote the book Federal Grand Jury: A Guide to Law and Practice and has developed an Internet clearinghouse on the subject. With recent media attention on Whitewater independent counsel Starr's …
University Of Dayton Students Top Trend, International Experiences Double In Two Years, University Of Dayton
University Of Dayton Students Top Trend, International Experiences Double In Two Years, University Of Dayton
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College students vying for jobs with successful American companies are finding that international experience is one way of seperating themselves from the pack. The number of students nationally earning academic credit for study abroad grew by 5.7 percent in 1995-96, the most recent year for which statistics are available, and the increase in 1994-95 was 11 percent. Both evaluations come from the Institute of International Education, which tracks international educational exchange. At the University of Dayton, since 1996, enrollment in UD's Interdepartmental Summer Study Abroad Program has doubled, with 150 students signed up for the 1998 summer term.
Strength Training Can Be Done At Home Without Expensive Equipment Or Club Memberships, University Of Dayton
Strength Training Can Be Done At Home Without Expensive Equipment Or Club Memberships, University Of Dayton
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If your first excuse for not starting a strength training program is lack of funds for a gym membership or new exercise equipment, you might have to come up with a new reason. Two certified strength trainers who are also graduate students in the University of Dayton's health and sport science department offer some tips for starting a training program at home without investing big bucks. Tanya Miszko and Cliff Dooman suggest starting at the recycling bin. Filling a plastic milk jug with water gives you a weight of approximately 7 pounds, or more if you fill it with sand. …
Apocalypse Revisited' Exhibit At Ud's Marian Library Gallery Features Virginia Artist Devi Anne Moore
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News release announces that an exhibit, "Apocalypse Revisited," is displayed on the seventh floor of the Roesch Library in the Marian Library Gallery.
Udri And Domino's News Conference
Udri And Domino's News Conference
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News release announces a media advisory for the UDRI and Domino's news conference due to the UDRI-developed invention being installed in all Miami Valley Domino's stores now.
Ud Distinguished Speaker Charles Rosen To Address Listening To Classical Music
Ud Distinguished Speaker Charles Rosen To Address Listening To Classical Music
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News release announces that Charles Rosen will speak on campus as part of the University of Dayton's Distinguished Speaker Series.
Mind News Conference
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News release announces a media advisory for the MIND news conference to wire campus neighborhoods and create new, interactive learning applications.
Outstanding Job Market Awaits New Graduates; College Recruiters, Job Offers Increase At Ud, University Of Dayton
Outstanding Job Market Awaits New Graduates; College Recruiters, Job Offers Increase At Ud, University Of Dayton
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Corporate recruiters have swarmed to the University of Dayton campus this year — twice the number as the previous year. And with graduation still six weeks away, some UD students are receiving multiple offers, with seniors in technical fields being aggressively courted by prospective employers. "It is an outstanding time to be entering the job market," says Gregory Hayes, director of the Career Placement Center at UD. Students in the technical fields continue to be the most highly recruited, but the opportunities are not limited to students graduating with degrees in computer science or engineering degrees, Hayes says. "Anyone with …
Former Piano Teacher Offers Tips For Computer Users To Avoid Repetitive Stress Injuries, University Of Dayton
Former Piano Teacher Offers Tips For Computer Users To Avoid Repetitive Stress Injuries, University Of Dayton
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After spending more than 30 years watching her students at the piano, Joyce Cameron is now applying the same guidelines for proper technique to help computer users. Cameron, who received a master's degree in experimental psychology from the University of Dayton in 1997 after earning a doctorate in musical arts 15 years ago, has developed simple guidelines for evaluating a computer workstation to help avoid discomfort. She presented the guidelines, which were developed from her master's thesis project, to students and faculty during a UD wellness program lecture in March. Cameron has also made similar presentations to members of the …
Ud Symposium To Examine Ethical, Spiritual Implications Of Technological Advances, Maureen Schlangen
Ud Symposium To Examine Ethical, Spiritual Implications Of Technological Advances, Maureen Schlangen
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Though there is no such course as "Catholic Thermodynamics" or "Christian Aprroaches to Calculus," spirituality and ethics play a larger role in science and engineering than many people realize, say organizers of an upcoming conference.
College Students Forsake Spring Break Frivolity To Volunteer Across The Nation, University Of Dayton
College Students Forsake Spring Break Frivolity To Volunteer Across The Nation, University Of Dayton
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More than 100 University of Dayton students have weighed the rewards of a spring break vacation against serving and building community — and they have opted for service. UD students chose from among 12 destinations this year, the largest number of service trips arranged by the campus ministry office since UD instituted spring break vacations in 1994.
Raskob Foundation Grant To Fund Media Literacy Training In Archdiocese
Raskob Foundation Grant To Fund Media Literacy Training In Archdiocese
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News release announces that Sister Fran Trampiets, S.C., recently received a grant that will fund the first phase of a three-year project that includes developing curriculum materials and ongoing consultation.
Ohio Faces First Death Row Execution In 35 Years, University Of Dayton Faculty Explore Issues
Ohio Faces First Death Row Execution In 35 Years, University Of Dayton Faculty Explore Issues
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News release announces that Bill Trollinger will talk about his personal experience witnessing a man's execution as a part of a prayer service for condemned Ohio prisoner Wilford Berry.
University Of Dayton To Begin First Phase Of $8.9 Million Renovation Of Business School
University Of Dayton To Begin First Phase Of $8.9 Million Renovation Of Business School
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News release announces that UD is embarking on a planned $8.9 million renovation of Miriam Hall.
Triple Threat -- Friday The 13th Falls Three Times In 1998
Triple Threat -- Friday The 13th Falls Three Times In 1998
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News release announces that Jim Farrelly says having three Fridays falling on the 13th in one year is causing more triskaidekaphobia than usual.
University Of Dayton Web Site Encourages Catholics To Log On And Observe Lent
University Of Dayton Web Site Encourages Catholics To Log On And Observe Lent
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News release announces that the Rev. Gerald Chinchar, S.M., has designed a World Wide Web site dedicated to helping Catholics observe lent.
Ash Wednesday Masses Slated At Ud; Ud Students Sleep In Cardboard Boxes During Vigil
Ash Wednesday Masses Slated At Ud; Ud Students Sleep In Cardboard Boxes During Vigil
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News release announces that despite rain, sleet, snow or freezing temperatures, about 30 UD students will take part in an all-night vigil and sleep-out.
Truck Drivers, Accountants And Housewives; Ud Students To Perform Musical 'Working'
Truck Drivers, Accountants And Housewives; Ud Students To Perform Musical 'Working'
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News release announces that the upcoming musical, "Working," will be performed at the University of Dayton.
Udri Wins Quality Award For Defense Fighter Diagnostics Work
Udri Wins Quality Award For Defense Fighter Diagnostics Work
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News release announces that the University of Dayton Research Institute won a 1997 Quality Recognition Award in December from TRW Avionics Systems Division for its work on integrated diagnostics with team members from the company's Dayton Engineering Lab.
City Collects Additional $1 Million In Court Fines After Revamping Program To Collect
City Collects Additional $1 Million In Court Fines After Revamping Program To Collect
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News release announces that John Gilson and Steven Blatt will lead a "Compliance and Collection" workshop for about 20 court administrators and clerks of court as a UD continuing education program.