In an attempt to quell the controversy over the abrupt cancellation of a student-led play, President Thomas Keefe announced Monday that he will work with the faculty to develop a communications plan aimed at preventing a repeat of last week’s uproar.
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Keefe joins with faculty in bid to avoid conflict over academic freedom
In an attempt to quell the controversy over the abrupt cancellation of a student-led play, President Thomas Keefe announced Monday that he will work with the faculty to develop a communications plan aimed at preventing a repeat of last week’s uproar.
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Rome class travels to Orvieto and Assisi
Ciao! Over the weekend on our first class-trip, we traveled to Orvieto and Assisi. The entire three-day experience was a huge success.
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Economist advocates ‘buyer-led’ approach
Economist Jim Riordan, who works for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), a federal entity, spoke in the Art History Auditorium last Thursday, Feb. 9, about his “buyer-led approach” to developing poor economies.
Arts & Entertainment
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Vapid ‘Vow,’ Hideous ‘House,’ Junky ‘Journey,’ Evocative ‘Pina’
Valentine’s Day often brings out the sappiest romantic movies, and “The Vow” (wide release) certainly fits the bill.
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DMA Late Nights: They come but once a month
The Dallas Museum of Art’s got it going on these days. It’s at the ripe old age of 109 (just celebrated this January) and still kickin’ it.
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Mall a la Mode
The Student Fashion Scene at the University of Dallas
- Core Decorum
- After Hours Series presents second annual Valentine’s Day show
- Nashville’s Lady Antebellum comes to Dallas American Airlines Center
Sports
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One win, two losses for men’s basketball in final road trip of season
The University of Dallas men’s basketball team finished the 2011-2012 season’s final away games this past week when they flew to Arkansas and Colorado to face off against Hendrix College and Colorado College.
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Women’s basketball defeats Dallas Christian College
On Wednesday, the University of Dallas Lady Crusaders hosted the Dallas Christian Crusaders in the second match-up of the year between the two teams.
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UDU women’s team competes in UNT tournament
This past Saturday the ladies of University of Dallas Ultimate stood strong against the wind and the competition at the University of Northern Texas’ annual Ultimate Frisbee tournament.
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Comic by Kathleen Ramirez
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Comic by Michael Hoff
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Multi-generational living on the rise
Multi-generational living, historically popular in Asian cultures, is becoming increasingly more common in the United States.
- The art of writing: What good writing isn’t
- Public debt isn’t all that bad
- Cell phones in the classroom: good vibrations
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Keefe joins with faculty in bid to avoid conflict over academic freedom
In an attempt to quell the controversy over the abrupt cancellation of a student-led play, President Thomas Keefe announced Monday that he will work with the faculty to develop a communications plan aimed at preventing a repeat of last week’s uproar.
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Multi-generational living on the rise
Multi-generational living, historically popular in Asian cultures, is becoming increasingly more common in the United States.
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The art of writing: What good writing isn’t
In my last submission to The University News (as my many readers will no doubt remember), I ended the last sentence of the first paragraph with a preposition…
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Public debt isn’t all that bad
“We must tackle our national debt today, for the future of our grandchildren depends on it!”
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Cell phones in the classroom: good vibrations
“Welcome to Aristotle’s ‘Politics,’ everyone! As you will read in the syllabus, cell phones should be turned off…
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Valentine’s Day: Unrealistic women, uncreative men
The much-anticipated St. Valentine’s Day is finally here.
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