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Conference, Lecture Feature Fuzzy Logic Pioneer
April 7, 2003
Lofti Zadeh will present a Schneider lecture on April 10 and address Artificial Intelligence researchers April 12-13.
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CAS to Host Colloquium on Understanding Islamic Cultures
April 8, 2003
An expert on Islamic cultures will present a lecture addressing common misconceptions about the religion during a special program at the College of Applied Science on April 16.
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Engineering's Hwang Named Distinguished Alum by U. of Iowa
April 15, 2003
Sun Tak-Hwang of UC's chemical engineering faculty is being honored this year by his alma mater, the University of Iowa, with a Distinguished Alumnus prize.
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Turning 100 and Still Looking to Grow
April 21, 2003
While the university s Division of Professional Practice is gearing up for the 100th anniversary of cooperative education in 2006, co-op innovation is not slowing down at UC.
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CAS Reaches Out to Help Bond Hill School
April 22, 2003
The Center for Information Technology and Community Development, part of the College of Applied Science, helped out the Bond Hill Academy when it asked for educational assistance about Web operations.
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By Answering His Country's Call, UC Student Delayed Completing College
April 23, 2003
Lives all around the world changed, in ways small and large, after the fall of New York s Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001. One of those lives so changed was that of UC mechanical engineering technology (MET) senior Eric Randall, 28, of Hyde Park.
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UC Scientist Builds Cultural Bridges Over Troubled Waters
April 30, 2003
The National Science Foundation just tapped the skills of UC water quality researcher Dan Oerther for a recent international effort to rebuild U.S.-Arab ties.
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UC Recognizes Entrepreneurs
May 9, 2003
UC will honor entrepreneurs and present three newly established awards at the 5th Annual Entrepreneurship Recognition Banquet on Friday, May 16.
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Technology's Future Promise on Display Today
May 12, 2003
See how technology can transform everyday life at the College of Applied Science's Tech Expo, May 16-17.
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Students Know Where Baseheart Places His Priorities: On Them
May 13, 2003
Professor T. Michael Baseheart is the kind of teacher that, no matter how busy, will take time to help a lost and confused stranger, make a nontraditional student feel comfortable and use his personal time for student extra-curricular activities. Eleven engineers from THP Inc. supported his nomination by writing, As students, we always felt we were his first priority. Somehow, he was always there to help and lead us in the right direction even when he did not personally get any credit.