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First-Hand Account Of China Events To Be Presented At Ud; Chinese Businessmen From Shandong Province Arrive At Ud; Group Of Nine Ud Students Returning From Shanghai
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Feature leads for the media: Sister Judith Martin, S.S.J., will present "Events in China: Slides and Eyewitness Account." A delegation of businessmen from the Shandong Province of in China has arrived at UD for a visit. A group of UD students will travel to Hong Kong and then the United States.
University Of Dayton Campus Life Featured In National Publication
University Of Dayton Campus Life Featured In National Publication
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News release announces that "Portraits From the University of Dayton," a two-page photo spread of University of Dayton campus life, taken by University of Dayton public relations photographer Jeff Miller, appeared in "The Chronicle of Higher Education" a national weekly publication that focuses on people and issues at colleges and universities throughout the world.
Proposed Vatican Norms For Catholic Colleges "A Leap Forward," According To U.S. Delegate Bound For Rome Meeting; How Can Married Couples Fight More Fairly, Communicate More Openly? Couple Draws On Experiencing To Outline Steps For A More Intimate Marriage
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Feature leads for the media: UD's president, Brother Raymond L. Fitz, S.M., will travel to Rome to discuss proposed norms for Catholic higher education; Bill and Challon Roberts share their advice on having an intimate, meaningful marriage in today's "divorce culture."
Upcoming At Ud: March 31 - April 4
Upcoming At Ud: March 31 - April 4
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Media tip sheet: A reception for communication professor Florence Wolff; the first Engineering Honors and Scholars Leadership Symposium; the 1989 Spring Clean Sweep; a UD Engineering Competition; Father Matthew Kohmescher celebrates 50 years as a Marianist; and an informational program builds AIDS awareness.
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."
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
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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
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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.
Ud Program Will Focus On Catholic Writer Flannery O'Connor
Ud Program Will Focus On Catholic Writer Flannery O'Connor
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News release announces that Flannery O'Connor, the first American Catholic writer to achieve critical success, will be the focus of a lecture in the Catholic Tradition Today lecture series. The program, by Una M. Cadegan, lecturer in American studies at UD, is sponsored by the Religious Studies Department.
Ud Teaches Religious Leaders How To Spread The Gospel In Electronic Age
Ud Teaches Religious Leaders How To Spread The Gospel In Electronic Age
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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 Religious Studies Professor Meets Yasser Arafat, Encouraged By Plo Leader's Sincerity, Acceptance Of Israel; Can The U.S. Trust Gorbachev? Soviet Historian Urges Americans To Discard Outdated Suspicions
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Feature lead for the media: Sister Judith G. Martin, S.S.J., an assistant professor of religious studies at the University of Dayton, was among 14 educators who met with PLO chairman Yasser Arafat; Tom Sanders, an assistant professor of history at the University of Dayton, gives his views on whether or not Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev can be trusted. Sanders lived in Moscow and Leningrad in 1981-82 as part of the International Research and Exchanges Board Scholars Program.
As U.S. Catholic Bishops Prepare Policy Statement On Aids, University Of Dayton Professor Worries About Public Response/Ud Students Form Friendships By Helping Kids With Cystic Fibrosis
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News release announces Dennis Doyle's concerns about the public response to Bishops' statement on AIDS./The University of Dayton's Cystic Fibrosis club are helping CF patients with therapy.
Religious Studies Professor Helps Ministers Respond To Persons With Aids; Drug Delivery Research May Benefit Persons With Aids
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Feature leads for the media: UD religious studies faculty member Dennis Doyle is teaching a course called Ministry and Values in Response to AIDS; doctoral candidate Hamed Benghuzzi and biology faculty member Praphulla K. Bajpai have researched a delivery system for a drug that may help with AIDS.
Ud Inter-Faith Series To Examine Religious Authority
Ud Inter-Faith Series To Examine Religious Authority
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News release announces that the University of Dayton will host an inter-faith speakers series, "Religious Authority: Power and Empowerment," featuring Christian, Muslim and Jewish perspectives.
Fall Renewal Weekend Slated At Grailville
Fall Renewal Weekend Slated At Grailville
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News release announces that a religious studies professor will lead a fall renewal weekend at Grailville Conference Center, north of Cincinnati.
Ud's 'Election Of Conscience' To Focus On Campaign Moral Issues
Ud's 'Election Of Conscience' To Focus On Campaign Moral Issues
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News release announces that the University will host a panel discussion on moral issues facing voters in the November 1988 election, specifically the spectrum of issues related to the sacredness of human life, including military build-up, economic issues and poverty.
Former Cia Director To Launch Ud Speakers Series
Former Cia Director To Launch Ud Speakers Series
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News release announces that former CIA director Stansfield Turner will headline a University of Dayton speaker series designed to encourage dialogue on the issue of CIA recruitment at UD.
Day Of Prayer And Friendship Sponsored By Ud Ministry
Day Of Prayer And Friendship Sponsored By Ud Ministry
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News release announces that the University of Dayton campus ministry's MORES Ministry with Handicapped People will host a Day of Prayer and Friendship for people with disabilities.
"Catholic Tradition Today" Lectures Slated At Ud
"Catholic Tradition Today" Lectures Slated At Ud
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News release announces two lectures in the University of Dayton's Catholic Tradition Today lecture series.
Ud Economics Professor Analyzes Dollars-And-Cents Side Of Drought, "The Last Temptation Of Christ" Draws Mixed Reactions
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Tip sheet offers feature angles from the University of Dayton: Economics faculty member Anthony Chan comments on farm subsidies and the bailout of farmers from this summer's drought; UD religious scholars comment on the controversial film "The Last Temptation of Christ" in advance of its Dayton release.
University Of Dayton To Present 19888 Summer Lecture Series
University Of Dayton To Present 19888 Summer Lecture Series
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News release announces the four speakers featured in the University of Dayton 1988 Summer Lecture Series.
Catholic Priest Discusses The Marian Year
Catholic Priest Discusses The Marian Year
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News release announces that Father Johann Roten, S.M., will discuss "The Marian Year" as part of the University of Dayton's Catholic Tradition Today lecture series.
"Investments In South Africa" Topic Of Upcoming Ud Lecture
"Investments In South Africa" Topic Of Upcoming Ud Lecture
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News release announces that Brother Bernard J. Ploeger, S.M., vice president for administration, will give a speech on "Investments in South Africa" as part of the University of Dayton's Catholic Tradition Today lecture series.
Father Charles Curran Visits Ud To Speak On Academic Freedom
Father Charles Curran Visits Ud To Speak On Academic Freedom
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News release announces that the controversial Father Charles E. Curran, who was suspended from his tenured faculty position at Catholic University of America because of his disputes with the Vatican over contraception and sexuality, will speak on "Academic Freedom in Catholic Institution of High Learning." at the University of Dayton. Father James Heft, S.M., and philosophy department chair Lawrence Ulrich will provide responses.
Ud Professor Elected President Of National Organization
Ud Professor Elected President Of National Organization
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News release announces that Sister Angela Ann Zukowski, M.H.S.H., has been elected president of Unda-USA, the National Catholic Association for Communicators.
Ud Hosts Symposium On Jewish Mystical Tradition
Ud Hosts Symposium On Jewish Mystical Tradition
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News release announces that the 10th annual Sanders Symposium will explore "What the Jewish Mystical Tradition Has to Say to the Twentieth Century."
Ud Concludes Summer Lecture Series
Ud Concludes Summer Lecture Series
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News release announces that Rosemary Haughton and Nancy Schwoyer, co-directors of a lay leadership training program, will conclude the University of Dayton religious studies department's summer lecture series with a discussion on "Emerging Ministry of the Laity."
Ud Presents Third Lecture In Series
Ud Presents Third Lecture In Series
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News release announces Dr. Bette Moslander, C.S.J., will present "Mission of the Laity," the third lecture in the University of Dayton religious studies department's summer lecture series.
Ud Lecture Series Continues With Bishop Mcraith
Ud Lecture Series Continues With Bishop Mcraith
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News release announces that Bishop John J. McRaith will discuss "Formation and Training for Lay Ministry" as a continuation of the University of Dayton religious studies department's summer lecture series.
Ud's Religious Studies Department Begins Lecture Series
Ud's Religious Studies Department Begins Lecture Series
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News release announces that the University of Dayton religious studies department will open its summer lecture series with a talk by Reverend James J. Bacik, co-pastor of Corpus Christi University Parish in Toledo,the Summer Lecture Series will begin at the University of Dayton with a talk by the Rev. James J. Bacik of Corpus Christi University Parish in Toledo.