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Ud School Of Law Offers Free Income Tax Assistance
Ud School Of Law Offers Free Income Tax Assistance
News Releases
News release announces that University of Dayton School of Law students will participate in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.
E.T.' Author William Kotzwinkle Will Speak At Ud Writers' Workshop
E.T.' Author William Kotzwinkle Will Speak At Ud Writers' Workshop
News Releases
News release announces that William Kotzwinkle, author of "E.T. The Extraterrestrial," 14 children's books and several screenplays, will speak at the University of Dayton and will serve as keynote speaker for the Annual UD Writers' Workshop.
Ud Invests In Safety And State-Of-The-Art Technology With Prefabricated Flammable Materials Building; Ud Archaeologist Reconstructs Ancient Landscapes To Trace Days Of Roman Empire
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Feature leads for the media: A prefabricated building has been constructed at the University of Dayton for the storage of flammable materials; archaeologist Bruce Hitchner spends summers in Kasserine in the North African country of Tunisia, using surface recording rather than excavation to trace the days of the Roman Empire.
"Oh, Mr. Faulkner, Do You Write?" To Be Presented At The University Of Dayton
"Oh, Mr. Faulkner, Do You Write?" To Be Presented At The University Of Dayton
News Releases
News release announces that the University of Dayton will present "Oh, Mr. Faulkner, Do You Write?" as the final production of the 1988-89 Creative Voices series.
Upcoming: Dayton Community To Benefit From Ud Blood Drive; 'Mad As A Hatter' Origins Linked To Mercury Poisoning
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Media tip sheet: A University of Dayton sorority will sponsor a blood drive for the Community Blood Center; at a chemistry department seminar, guest speaker James F. O'Brien of Southwest Missouri State University will address the origin of the phrase "mad as a hatter" in his presentation "Famous Mad Hatters."
Upcoming: Ud Music, Comedy, Activities Will Focus On Disability Awareness; Montgomery County Commissioners To Welcome Mores Mime Troupe
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Media tip sheet: Disability Awareness Week; a performance of "The Giving Tree" by the University of Dayton's MORES Mime Troupe.
Upcoming: Animal Rights And Research To Be Discussed At Ud Seminar; National Moot Court Competition Finals Slated For Saturday
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Media tip sheet: Beta Beta Beta, UD's biology club, presents its annual Life Science Seminar: "Animal Rights and Scientific Medical Research"; University of Dayton School of Law will host the final round of the National Administrative Law Moot Court Competition in downtown Dayton in the U.S. District Court.
Upcoming: Mass Media Specialists From Around World Return From Rome Meeting With Draft Of A Pastoral Plan On Social Communications; National Symposium To Examine How The Catholic Church Responds To Divorce And Remarriage
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Media tip sheet: A 16-member international group of mass communications experts has returned from Italy with recommendation for how the Catholic church can use mass media more effectively for evangelization and to combat such social problems as materialism and a growing lack of concern for the plight of the poor and rejected; a national symposium, "Divorce and Remarriage: Religious and Psychological Perspectives," is expected to draw about 600 theologians, canon lawyers, family life ministers and scholars from 30 states and Canada to discuss "Christ-like ways of addressing this heart-rending issue."
University Of Dayton Students Engage In Derby Madness; Army Surgeon General Lt. Gen. Frank Ledford To Visit Ud Campus
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Media tip sheet: The third annual Sigma Chi Derby Days at the University of Dayton will feature a variety of games and activities to raise funds for charity; Lt. Gen. Frank F. Ledford will be the guest speaker at the University of Dayton Reserve Officers Training Corps' Annual Military Ball.
Upcoming: Ud Students Gain First-Hand Experience About Plight Of Homeless
Upcoming: Ud Students Gain First-Hand Experience About Plight Of Homeless
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Media tip sheet: University of Dayton students will spend a "Weekend in Solidarity with the Homeless" (WISH). They will experience 24 hours of homelessness, participate in a letter campaign to legislators, and donate their time to local agencies for the homeless.
Way Of The Cross' Interpretation To Be Held At University Of Dayton
Way Of The Cross' Interpretation To Be Held At University Of Dayton
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News release announces that at a "Way of the Cross" Lenten event, University of Dayton students will use music, dance, acting, pantomime, slides and audience participation to tell the story of Christ's death and resurrection.
University Of Dayton Library Creates Computer-Generated "Great Books" Database To Highlight Books That Have Changed Professors' Lives And Shaped History/Expert In Persuasion And Listening Seeks To Empower People With Tools For Success
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Feature leads for the media: The University of Dayton may be the only place in the country with an automated database of great books that profoundly influenced faculty members' intellectual, personal or moral development, says Edward D. Garten, director of University Libraries and a national consultant on libraries and information systems; also, a reception will be held for communication professor Florence Wolff, who is moving her work into the corporate sector.
Green Eggs And Ham With A Chaser Of Green Beer: Ud Professor Says Blarney And Reality Hard To Separate On St. Patrick's Day; University Of Dayton Students Learn About Irish History
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Feature leads for the media: English professor James P. Farrelly shares the mythology of St. Patrick's Day; and, "The real Irish will show up for class" on St. Patrick's Day, said professor Leroy Eid, who teaches History of Ireland and America.
What’S The Worth Of A Broken-Bat Single? In The Major Leagues, It's A Whopping $1,325; Ud Debunks "Animal House" Image Of Fraternity And Sorority Life With "Greek 101"
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Feature leads for the media: business faculty members Lawrence Hadley and Elizabeth Gustafson share their research on the economics of baseball; a program called "Greek 101" educates University of Dayton fraternity and sorority members about educating students about time management, liability, date rape, alcohol awareness, personal differences, black culture and other issues.
Ud Counts On Summer Program To Spur Student Interest In Mathematics; Ud Mathematics Professor To Attend National Conference On Proposed Changes In Math Education
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Feature leads for the media: A seven-week summer research program at the University of Dayton was designed to stimulate interest in mathematical careers; mathematics professor Bernard Rice will attend a meeting of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics to discuss new ways of teaching math using technology such as computers and calculators.
Local Leaders Will Explore Ud Humanities Institute Topics; Egg Drop, Calculator Toss Slated For Ud Engineers Week
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Media tip sheet: Area business leaders are coming to the University of Dayton for one-day humanities institutes to explore the greatest ideas civilization has produced; Engineers Week will feature humorous contests to showcase engineering students' creativity and design skills, and an open house for the community will showcase serious engineering projects.
Ud Faculty Members To Examine Primary, Secondary Education; Weekend Services Will Remember Ud Student Who Died In Tragic Accident; Ud Game Ball Will Arrive At Arena Via Long Distance Run
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Media tip sheet: Three faculty members will discuss "Why Are American Students Lagging at the Primary and Secondary Levels?" A prayer service and Mass for Gail M. LaPlante; members of the Sigma Nu fraternity are raising money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in a "Game Ball Run" to Butler University and back.
Ud Receives Nsf Grant For National Science Teacher Education Program
Ud Receives Nsf Grant For National Science Teacher Education Program
News Releases
News release announces the University of Dayton has been selected to receive a $223,013 grant from the National Science Foundation for partial support of the Chautauqua National Center. The center markets and administers three-day forums on recent advances in science for undergraduate college teachers. As a field center, UD is offering short courses in such areas as "Critical Thinking in Science Teaching," "Microcomputers as Laboratory Tools," and "Elections: Presidential and Congressional," that will analyze the media coverage from the recent election. UD is the only field center in Ohio.
The Rev. James L. Heft, S.M., Appointed University Of Dayton Provost
The Rev. James L. Heft, S.M., Appointed University Of Dayton Provost
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News release announces that the Rev. James L. Heft, S.M., has been selected as the University of Dayton's next provost.
Lee Iacocca, Meet Plato: Dayton Humanities Institute To Draw C.E.O.S And Scientists
Lee Iacocca, Meet Plato: Dayton Humanities Institute To Draw C.E.O.S And Scientists
News Releases
News release announces that the University of Dayton's first Dayton Humanities Institute will be held on the theme "Freedom and Responsibility: Public and Private." It will focus on the relevance of Humanities to business. "People who major in business get jobs more easily," said UD English professor and institute director Frank Henninger. "People who major in liberal arts get jobs with greater difficulty. But sometimes after 15 years on the job, the liberal arts majors are managing the business majors."
Ud Symposium Will Examine Aspects Of Divorce And Remarriage
Ud Symposium Will Examine Aspects Of Divorce And Remarriage
News Releases
News release announces that the University of Dayton will host a national symposium examining the questions of divorce and remarriage from theological, biblical, psychological and canonical perspectives. It is expected to draw educators, marriage tribunal personnel and family life ministers from around the country, Canada and England to discuss one of the Catholic church's most controversial issues.
Upcoming: Program On Corporate Drug Testing Slated At Ud; Ud Reception Planned For Winners Of Martin Luther King Art Contest
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Media tip sheet: An informational program on drug testing in the corporate world will take place at the University of Dayton; the winners of a Dayton Public Schools art contest honoring Martin Luther King Jr. will be recognized at a reception.
Procrastination In Savings And Loans Crisis Only Makes Bailout More Costly; Ud Helps Transform Manufacturing Assembly Lines Into World-Class Competitors
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Feature leads for the media: A UD economics and finance faculty member says the government's inaction in the savings and loans crisis is costing the country billions; American manufacturers are turning to UD for advice on gaining a competitive edge in quality and productivity.
New Study Shows Males Take More Chances Than Females, But It May Be Just A Bird's Eye View; Glass Blown Heart Assister Offers Breath Of Life
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Feature leads for the media: Are males more likely to engage in risky behavior? Is life, perhaps, a little easier for females? If the subject is sparrows, the answer seems to be yes, according to a biologist at the University of Dayton. Also, a scientific glassblower at UD and a local doctor have developed a device that assists in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Ud Teaches Religious Leaders How To Spread The Gospel In Electronic Age
Ud Teaches Religious Leaders How To Spread The Gospel In Electronic Age
News Releases
News release announces that the University of Dayton's Center for Religious Telecommunications and the Department of Religious Studies are offering a weeklong conference, "Communicating the Gospel in the Electronic Age," as well as a summer certificate program in pastoral communications.
Ud Answers Needs Of Manufacturers, Offers Program In Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Ud Answers Needs Of Manufacturers, Offers Program In Manufacturing Engineering Technology
News Releases
News release announces that a new program in manufacturing engineering technology will be offered at UD.
Ud Professor Will Offer Economic Predictions For 1989; University Of Dayton Students To Compete In College Bowl; Ud Will Share Campus Plans With Oakwood Community
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Feature leads for the media: Economics and finance faculty member Anthony Chan predicts the $2.1 trillion national debt will continue to grow; UD students will team up with faculty to compete in a College Bowl; UD will share campus plans with the Oakwood community via a presentation by Brother Bernard J. Ploeger, S.M.
Ud Presents Seminar On Date/Acquaintance Rape Prevention
Ud Presents Seminar On Date/Acquaintance Rape Prevention
News Releases
News release announces that the University of Dayton Continuing Education Department will sponsor a seminar on the prevention of acquaintance/date rape, brought via satellite to UD. Presenters will include Barry Burkhart, professor of psychology at Auburn University, and Claire Walsh, director of the University of Florida's Sexual Assault Recovery Service.
Upcoming: Ud Students Will Compete For 'Blizzard Of Bucks' Windfall; Dayton Ballet Begins Workshop With Ud Scholars; Ud History Professor Talks About Movement To Reinterpret Nazism
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Media tip sheet: Students can win cash in a whirlwind money machine; Dayton Ballet begins a three-part workshop for students in the University Scholars program; and modern German historian Rebecca Boehling, a member of UD's history faculty, will speak on problems surrounding a movement to reinterpret Nazism and the Holocaust — "a tendency by some to forget what happened during World War II."
New Speakers Guide Available From Ud
New Speakers Guide Available From Ud
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News release announces that the University of Dayton has published its 1989 speakers bureau guide.