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The Department of Geography's Recent Honorees
July 12, 2005
The Department of Geography honored a number of individuals.
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A&S Students Form "Bloomsday" group
July 12, 2005
Six students from the McMicken College of Arts & Sciences recently formed a Bloomsday group that performed some scenes from James Joyce's novel Ulysses.
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Samantha Cronier Grabs the Gold Ring at the Annual C-Ring Banquet
July 6, 2005
In days gone by, grabbing the gold ring on a carousel meant you won a free ride.
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Joel Warm To Receive The Paul M. Fitts Education Award
July 12, 2005
Joel Warm will receive The Paul M. Fitts Education Award from the Human Factors and Egonomics Society at a national meeting in September.
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Classics Find Featured In The London Times
July 12, 2005
The June 6th edition of the London Times featured an article about classics professor Jack Davis discovery of a previously unknown Greek temple in Albania.
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Q&A: Barbara Ramusack
July 12, 2005
Barbara Ramusack, Charles Phelps Taft Professor of History and internationally recognized scholar on South Asian history, won the 2005 Rieveschl Award for Creative and Scholarly works.
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Congratulations to
July 12, 2005
Tom Algeo received a grant from the University Research Council during spring competition.
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Has Your Neighborhood Changed Over Time? New Study Examines The Nation s Neighborhoods And Segregation
July 17, 2005
Researchers from the University of Cincinnati and the University of Maryland trace 30 years of data. They find that African Americans remain the most segregated population in the United States, but are also experiencing greater declines in segregation.
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Distinguished Dissertation Awards Go To McMicken Students
July 12, 2005
When two of UC s four University Dean Distinguished Dissertation Awards go to one college, its students and faculty must be doing something exceptional.