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online newsroom,Libraries Decades of history told in exhibit of Goodrich advertising posters “The Art of Rubber: Advertising Posters from the B.F. Goodrich Collection, 1900-1945” is on exhibit this year at Bierce Library. 04/9/2018
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online newsroom,Finance,College of Business Administration Symposium aims to boost diversity among financial planners The symposium will help identify, create and disseminate best practices for recruiting a diverse population of college-bound students and career changers into the financial services industry. 04/6/2018
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online newsroom Warm weather will usher in new season of construction projects May will be the month when many construction projects get under way around campus. 04/3/2018
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online newsroom Founder of #MeToo movement to speak April 17 Here's your chance to hear Tarana Burke, who founded the #MeToo movement in 2006. Her talk, free and open to all, is titled “Me Too”. 04/2/2018
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School of Law,online newsroom Georgetown professor to speak here about ‘Constitutional Originalism’ Professor Lawrence Solum's April 4 lecture addresses the ways in which contemporary originalist constitutional theory diverges from widely held preconceptions. 04/2/2018
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online newsroom,Inclusive Excellence 11th Black Male Summit supports, encourages and celebrates black male success Each year, the Summit focuses on how to build better pathways to recruit, retain and graduate African American males in higher education. 03/30/2018
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Political Science,online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences Who should lead Ohio? Bliss Institute interviews could help voters with decision Our Bliss Institute for Applied Politics featured veteran politics reporter Tom Beres interviewing all six candidates for governor. 03/27/2018
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School of Music,online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences Melodious sounds of Steel Drum Band return to Thomas Hall Guest pannist Liam Teague and the Miami University Steel Drum Band join the UA pannists on April 7. 03/26/2018
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School of Music,online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences MonsterPianos! — They’re back to fill Thomas Hall stage April 8 Eight grand pianos will be on the Thomas Hall stage for the concert. 03/23/2018
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Press Releases,School of Law,online newsroom School of Law’s Intellectual Property Program receives another top rating High scores in six benchmark areas led to the “A-” rating from The National Jurist’s preLaw magazine for Spring 2018. 03/23/2018
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