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A Research Cliffhanger Awaits University of Cincinnati Team Heading to Crete

May 19, 2004

A tiny speck of an island in the broad expanse of the Mediterranean is drowning with tourists. And for that reason, the exquisite Greek island of Santorini awaits an interdisciplinary team of University of Cincinnati students and faculty this summer. That team having proven itself in other locales in Greece will serve as an academic version of Extreme (Tourism) Make-Over from June 10-August 14.

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New UC Baseball Stadium Hosts First Game Thursday

May 19, 2004

The first finished piece of the Varsity Village project opens to the public Thursday night, when the new on-campus baseball stadium hosts a game between the Bearcats and visiting UAB. Admission is free.

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CAS Gears Up For Tech Expo 2004

May 18, 2004

Ingenuity and inspiration from the seniors at the College of Applied Science will go on public display when the college convenes its annual Tech Expo event this weekend at the Cincinnati Convention Center.

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Wharton Prof To Deliver 2004 Arnoff Lecture

May 18, 2004

Professor Marshall L. Fisher will deliver the 13th annual E. Leonard Arnoff Memorial Lecture on the Practice of Management Science. Fisher, the UPS Professor of Operations and Information Management at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania will discuss Rocket Science Retailing on May 27.

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Exhibit on Prejudice is Anything But Stereotypical

May 18, 2004

University of Cincinnati design students are packing up all the city s recent troubles related to prejudice in a large-scale, three-dimensional exhibit that packs quite a wallop. Next, they ll send their exhibit off to venues around the city, and possibly, to locales across the country.