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Graduate Pays Tribute to Former Teacher at Commencement
December 1, 2006
Leah Gindele honors her former music teacher at December Commencement.
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Students Round Out Experience, Help Design and Build Non-Profit...
November 30, 2006
When UC design students began work in 2004 to help design and build an Over-the-Rhine pizzeria, it might have seemed like a half-baked idea. But now the eatery, operated by local nuns as part of their ministry, is serving pizza and winning awards.
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UC HEALTH LINE: Moisture Is Key to Keeping Skin Healthy in Winter
November 30, 2006
Skin care experts at the UC agree that moisture is key when it comes to keeping your skin healthy and supple during the dry winter months.
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Graduate Pays Tribute to Former Teacher at Commencement
December 1, 2006
Leah Gindele honors her former music teacher at December Commencement.
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Students Round Out Experience, Help Design and Build Non-Profit...
November 30, 2006
When UC design students began work in 2004 to help design and build an Over-the-Rhine pizzeria, it might have seemed like a half-baked idea. But now the eatery, operated by local nuns as part of their ministry, is serving pizza and winning awards.
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UC HEALTH LINE: Moisture Is Key to Keeping Skin Healthy in Winter
November 30, 2006
Skin care experts at the UC agree that moisture is key when it comes to keeping your skin healthy and supple during the dry winter months.
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Infants Wheeze Less in Homes With Multiple Dogs
November 30, 2006
Living in a home with multiple dogs may help reduce an infant s risk for developing wheezing in the first year of life, according to new research from the UC.
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Crime Prevention Effort a Starting Point for Safe December
November 29, 2006
Volunteers and police officers will once again be joining forces this Saturday in an effort to reach out to thousands of homes in the neighborhoods around UC with a message of safety.
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Conference Explores Health Effects of Tiny Engineered Particles
November 29, 2006
Hundreds of scientists and business people will gather in Cincinnati next week to discuss health and safety implications of nanoparticles and nanomaterials, an emerging technology that scientists and health care professionals are just beginning to understand.
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Online Registration Open for Winter Communiversity
November 28, 2006
Browse the current catalog online.
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World AIDS Day Features AIDS Memorial Quilt in TUC
November 28, 2006
Get details on events beginning Dec. 1 in Tangeman University Center.
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Sophomore Engineering Student Awarded American Nuclear Society...
November 28, 2006
Charles Stratton is one of only four students nationwide to receive the award.
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University of Cincinnati Researchers Grow Their Longest Carbon...
November 28, 2006
A nanospace race has raged to successfully grow a nanotube array suitable for many uses. And today a UC research team, in conjunction with First Nano, is ahead by a thousandth of a hair.
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UC Clermont Art Gallery presents Pottery by Sandra Gantzer
November 28, 2006
Events at UC Clermont College
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APA Monitor Features National Psychology Training Institute at UC
November 28, 2006
The APA Monitor is the monthly newsletter of the American Psychological Association.
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Don't Forget to Schedule Your Flu Shot
November 28, 2006
Plan now for flu season, which hits hardest January through March.
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Dual-Acting Topical Gel May Stop Acne Breakouts
November 28, 2006
UC dermatologists are testing a new topical gel designed to reduce abnormal clogging of the pores while simultaneously fighting off certain bacterial infections linked to severe acne development.
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UC Creates New Center for Health Informatics Experts
November 28, 2006
The University of Cincinnati has created a center to bring together health informatics experts from around UC and from community organizations with the goal of addressing issues in clinical practice, clinical research and public health.