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online newsroom,Development,Alumni Remembering the man who created Zippy Richard L. Hansford started UA's Honors Program, and he led the effort to make the University's mascot a kangaroo. 01/7/2015
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online newsroom UA to host 2015 College Goal Sunday Parents and students can get assistance with completing federal aid application. 01/7/2015
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Research,online newsroom,Department of Polymer Science Prolific and inventive UA professor receives national recognition Dr. Frank Harris is the sixth University of Akron professor named as a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors. 01/6/2015
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School of Education,online newsroom,CIS Student teachers break biases and speech barriers A supportive campus environment helped Maria and Lisa Withrow find their voices and a career path where they will be able to guide and nurture students of all types of abilities. 12/19/2014
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Biology,Athletics,Alumni Soccer pro honed skills in class and on the pitch at UA Meet Kofi Sarkodie. He was a part of the 2010 soccer team that won UA's first national team title. While he plays for the Houston Dynamo, he's working to finish his biology degree. And he's grateful f... 12/19/2014
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School of Dance, Theatre and Arts Administration,online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences UA students devising piece for theatre festival based on reactions to social issues Under the guidance of UA Theatre Professor James Slowiak, the students will present an open rehearsal of their work Dec. 31. 12/18/2014
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online newsroom Stephanie Rymer heading to the front of the class This second generation UA grad is fulfilling a nearly life-long dream to become a teacher. 12/18/2014
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online newsroom,History Book examines one of Civil War’s most disastrous units In 'A Broken Regiment,' author Lesley J. Gordon tells the story of common soldiers whose tales do not conform to traditional narratives of military heroism. 12/16/2014
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online newsroom,Biology How bird eggs get their bling University of Akron researchers discover the mystery behind brilliantly colored eggshell sheen. 12/12/2014
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online newsroom,College of Engineering and Polymer Science Engineering receives $1.25 million for scholarships and a career center The Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust gift will support engineering scholarships and new, a technology-rich Swagelok Career Center as the new “front door” to the College of Engineering. 12/10/2014
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