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PFF Promises Practitioners Better Prepared for the Professorate
September 19, 2004
The better the teacher, the more he or she needs to know about teaching techniques.
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Collaboration Promises World Class Technology
September 19, 2004
UC has entered the rapidly expanding field of nanotechnology with the creation of its Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology (INSITE).
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A Summer of Education, Politics, and Smoothies
September 19, 2004
Ask Scott Lamkin where he'll be ten years from now, and he won't have a definite answer.
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The English Department in Print
September 19, 2004
If you're looking for versatility and creativity all in one place, the English department is a good starting point.
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Q&A: Zinn Goes on the Record about CARE
September 19, 2004
Thomas Zinn, assistant professor of economics, transferred from the University College and is now director of the Center for Applied Research in Economics.
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Photographic Works Of Jon Hughes On Display In October
September 30, 2004
Two exhibits open this month showing some of the best work of UC Professor of English and Journalism Jon Hughes, including images of area caregivers in the impoverished Amazon State in Brazil.
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Tara Copanas Redefines Double Major
October 4, 2004
What do you get when you mix a business major and an art major? Well, you get a UC business student with artistic aspirations. You get Tara Copanas.
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Forecasting Elections Topic Of Oct. 8 Taft Lecture
October 4, 2004
An expert on elections, Helmut Norpoth of SUNY-Stony Brook, will present his model for predicting presidential races when he visits UC for a Taft Lecture on Oct. 8.
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FIPSE Grant Honors Women's Studies
October 11, 2004
An innovative proposal has won recognition and funding from FIPSE for the Center for Women's Studies.
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Humanities @ The Observatory
October 13, 2004
The Cincinnati Observatory Center, affiliated with the University of Cincinnati, has initiated an annual lecture series: Humanities @ The Observatory."