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Although producing counterfeit tender was once a skill possessed by individuals with expertise in manipulating a printing press, advancing technology gives petty criminals the aura of a mastermind.
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With major retailers like Steve & Barry’s, Circuit City and Linens ‘n Things declaring bankruptcy before the 2008 holiday season began, millions of Americans are wondering whether gift cards will be worth the money it cost to purchase them.
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TNR office, Rieveschl, Teachers, DAAP see criminal activity over break
During the Thanksgiving holiday, Wednesday, Nov. 26 through Sunday, Nov. 30, there were eight reports of theft, criminal mischief, breaking and entering and criminal trespass made to the University of Cincinnati Police Department, according to the UCPD report log.
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US Officially in Recession, Graduates Need to Look Locally, Globally, in Job Market
As college graduates enter the current job market, they will be greeted with rising nationwide unemployment and a global economy in peril.
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With the current economic state and continued rise in tuition costs, fewer minorities and low-income residents constitute the 197 law schools nationwide.
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Exams, holidays, may cause extra stress for students; university offering help
Reaching out for mental help may seem like an unsettling endeavor to some, but as exam and holiday related stresses begin to mount, the University of Cincinnati wants students to know they are not alone and help is available.
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When University of Cincinnati President Nancy Zimpher delivered the State of the University address Wednesday, Oct. 29, she made a comment that caused a negative reaction from members of the English department.
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Judicial affairs next stop for students’ illegal file sharing
We're all "Limewired" up.
For Dan Cummins, it's all about morals.
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The University of Cincinnati Police Department knows the identity of an alleged rape suspect but is waiting to make an arrest pending the victim's decision to file charges, according to UCPD officials.
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With the economy in a precarious condition, some college students may need to consider options other than immediate employment after graduation.
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In the last few decades, the number of abortions performed in the United States has declined, according to a recent study.
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At approximately 2 a.m. Friday, Dec. 12, an explosion was heard outside of Siddall and Calhoun Residence Halls near MarketPointe@Siddall.
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In an effort to reduce area crime over the holidays, the University of Cincinnati Police Department launched their fifth annual “Urban Living 101” door hanger campaign Saturday, Dec. 7.
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For basic survival needs, Cincinnati’s less fortunate fill emergency homeless shelters each night; the temporary housing is also used as a stopgap before placing people in more permanent housing.
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With more than thirty majors at the University of Cincinnati participating in a mandatory co-op program and the United States officially in a recession, students can’t help but worry about their chances of being taken under the wing of bluechip companies.
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Depression takes its toll on almost everyone at some point in life. Knowledge about depression is very important and knowing when to seek help is crucial.
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Margaret Spellings, U.S. Secretary of Education, spoke to attendees at the Federal Student Aid Conference Tuesday, Dec. 2, in Las Vegas.
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Mark Raider, professor and former head of the Judaic Studies Department, filed a lawsuit Nov. 12 against University of Cincinnati President Nancy Zimpher in her official capacity and College of Arts & Sciences Dean Valerie Hardcastle in her official and individual capacities.
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Cincinnati food pantries see rise in demand for the holidays, volunteers welcome
Hunger kills more people than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined annually, according to the World Food Programme, a food aid agency of the United Nations.
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Since the report of an alleged rape in a co-ed dormitory at the University of Cincinnati, parents have shown escalated concern about the university’s security measures. The incident is still under investigation by police according to Capt. Karen Patterson of the UC Police Department.
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March 27 was the day that changed the life of pre-nursing student Sandra Murray forever, when her boyfriend, Terrance Candidate, kicked in the door to her parents’ home, held Sandra and her parents hostage with a butcher knife and stabbed her father. This was the final episode in a series of many incidents of domestic violence that ultimately led to the final arrest and conviction of Terrence Candidate and his subsequent sentencing to prison for 45 years.
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College students at high risk for anorexia, bulimia
Eating disorders affect up to 24 million Americans, according to The Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness, and with Thanksgiving just days away, many Americans may be struggling with calories and food consumption.
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Campus accessibility earns “B+” despite out-of-order entrance points
Those who use the disability routes on UC's campus rate accessibility a "B+" despite automatic disability doors that are sometimes out of order and access that is not always perfect.
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University of Cincinnati students, faculty and the surrounding community don’t need look through the yellow pages to find affordable, quality daycare; the university offers an accredited year-round facility for children ages 3-months to 5-years-old.
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Meteorlogist predicts more mild weather this winter
Though the weather outside is cold and snowflakes are already starting to come down, this winter may not be as dreary as last winter, according to Larry Handley, Channel 9 meteorologist and University of Cincinnati alum.
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All across the state, educators agree: Public school funding in Ohio desperately needs reform, and Gov. Strickland has pledged to fix the problem.
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