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UC Classmates Create Day of the Dead Altar

October 28, 2003

The Day of the Dead holiday in Mexico looks a lot like Halloween, but it s a bit different. UC students in a Spanish language class taught by Professor Kirsten Nigro have created a typical Day of the Dead altar laden with skulls, marigolds, candles, Mexican treats and photographs. It is displayed on campus through Friday, Oct. 31, and will head to the Cincinnati Museum Center this weekend.

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Service Has Been A Lifelong Calling For This UC Student

October 29, 2003

If Anne Fitzgerald s ambition leads her to travel around the world it won t be to the swankiest tourist spots or to the companies offering the most desired perks, but instead to the areas that desperately need her help.

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Economics Welcomes Harvard Environmental Economics Expert

November 2, 2003

Harvard's Robert N. Stavins, one of the world's leading experts on environmental economics, will deliver a lecture at UC on Nov. 6 as part of the UC economics department's James C. Kautz Speakers Program on Political Economy.

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The Menorah: From Sinai to Cincinnati

November 3, 2003

Upcoming lectures featuring UC Professor of Judaic Studies Steven Fine and other experts takes its topic, the menorah, straight from local headlines.

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UC Prof Puts Cincinnati into Historical Perspective

November 3, 2003

This fall marks the 215th anniversary of Cincinnati. A new book by David Stradling, University of Cincinnati assistant professor of history, examines the Queen City s history from its birth as a river city to the present.

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The Menorah: From Sinai to Cincinnati

November 4, 2003

Upcoming lectures featuring UC Professor of Judaic Studies Steven Fine and other experts takes its topic, the menorah, straight from local headlines.