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State Department Internship Filled With Opportunity, Responsibility
February 1, 2012
David Watkins busy summer took him from Egypt to Morocco to Washington, D.C.
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UC Philosophy Class on Harry Potter Conjures Popular Appeal
February 2, 2012
The fictional setting of Harry Potter's Hogwarts offers fertile and familiar ground for delving into philosophical theory at the University of Cincinnati.
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Honored Professors Call Attention to Colleagues
February 5, 2012
Joseph Caruso and Vernon Scarborough have been chosen as Fellows in the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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PhD Student One of 20 Nationwide to be Chosen to Attend Prestigious U.N. Women s Conference
February 6, 2012
Ayça Mazman has been accepted to a practicum where she will attend the Commission on the Status of Women conference at United Nations headquarters in New York City.
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Are Older, Male Dogs a Hunter s Best Friend?
February 8, 2012
Professors Koster and Tankersley explore the relationship between Nicaraguan hunters and their dogs and find that older, male dogs might make the best companions.
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Enquirer: Professor Trent Critiques Kasich s speech
February 8, 2012
Professor Judith Trent comments on Gov. John Kasich's State of the State speech in the Enquirer, saying it was "not his best effort."
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Professors to Discuss Coal Mining s Dire Environmental Consequences
February 12, 2012
Biological sciences professor Eric Maurer and journalism professor Elissa Yancey are members of a panel discussion to be held after screening of The Last Mountain documentary at Cincinnati Museum Center.
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Good News: Journalism Department Ready to Stand on Its Own
February 13, 2012
Program approved as independent department after decades of excellence in journalism education.
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Blackboard Job Posting Leads to Job with EPA Contractor
February 14, 2012
Undergrad Kingsley Bonsu now works part time as a chemist with a contractor for the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Enquirer: Geology Professor Says Rail Transit will Cut Pollution, Commute Time
February 16, 2012
David Meyer suggests a modern commuter rail network might be a better future than continued expansion of highways and bridges.