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online newsroom A $250,000 vote of confidence The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation makes a major grant to UA that will enable the university to develop new plans for growth, and to help attract and keep talent in the city. 04/8/2015
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online newsroom,Honors College,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences UA student leader recognized as a 2015 Newman Civic Fellow Kevin J. Karas, who is graduating in May, is one of six Ohio students to receive the honor. 04/8/2015
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online newsroom,Hospitality Management,Business Technology Golfers to drive scholarships for UA Hospitality Management students Tournament tees off Friday, May 8 at 10 a.m. at J.E. Good Park Golf Course in Akron. 04/7/2015
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online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences Young adults can get free tickets from Thomas Hall The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation supports the initiative. 04/1/2015
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online newsroom,Hospitality Management,Business Technology Crystal Room Bistro to host etiquette luncheon Members of Akron's Good Hope Baptist Church mentoring program will be the guests at an etiquette luncheon on April 18. 04/1/2015
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School of Music,online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences Mia Gormandy to perform with UA Steel Drum Band Big-screen 'pan cam' will put the audience in the middle of the vibrant sights and sounds of the UA Steel Drum Band during the April 18 concert. 04/1/2015
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online newsroom,OMD,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences Works by emerging African-American playwrights at UA Sandefur Theatre April 10-11 The regional premiere of “Hands Up: 6 Playwrights, 6 Testaments” is April 10 and 11. 03/31/2015
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Sociology,online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences Mandatory arrest laws may hurt domestic violence victims Law designed to protect victims may be backfiring, according to recent research by two sociologists. 03/26/2015
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online newsroom,OMD,Inclusive Excellence ‘Big scary black man’ or next Martin Luther King, Jr.? The Black Male Summit on April 10 and 11 will scrutinize the influences of media, culture and sports on black male identity as students and others hear from a host of national speakers. 03/26/2015
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Summit College,online newsroom,Hospitality Management From carrot-coconut-ginger soup to nuts Graduate chefs bring five-star cuisine to campus April 11 for their annual dinner. 03/23/2015
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