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More than a machine: the magic behind the office of admissions
The admissions staff at UR are intelligent, funny and real people. Find out what separates the intricate workings of the UR office of admissions from the rest.
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Fringe Festivals: attend for free
The First Niagara Rochester Fringe Festival is coming the weekend of Sept. 19! Packed with theater, art, music and comedy, the Fringe Festival has something for everyone. Check out the festival's free events so the fun doesn't burn a hole in your wallet!
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Movement in coloUR: a close look at Bhangra and Raas
Originating from different Indian states, Raas and Bhangra have a rich cultural history. At first glance, they may seem similar, but their respective dance styles are actually very unique. Discover what makes these UR dance teams special.
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PMag conducts research in Arctic expedition
UR is known for its research so take a look at the geology department's Paleomagnetic Research Group! Lead by Professor John Tarduno, the group travels all over the world collecting samples and data.
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A light shining on: In tribute to Emmanuel Manirakiza
Emmanuel Manirakiza, of Rwanda, who was to begin his freshman year at UR but died in a tragic incident in July, lived a rich and fascinating life.
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Event Support: the real men (and women) in black
Event Support is a group of staff and students that are behind the vast amount of successful events on the River Campus and keep the fun going for everyone.
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Online learning may be in University’s future
Technology and online coursework may play a vital role in the future of education, but the residential college experience is valuable and difficult to replicate.
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It’s a small world after all: Tales of success with roots in Rochester
Believe it or not, you share more than personal tastes with a few celebrities — you share a city. Singer-songwriter Teddy Geiger, YouTube personality Jenna Marbles and professional soccer player Abby Wambach each have a story of success that is rooted here in Rochester.
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Induction ceremony to be held for Rochester Music Hall of Fame
The brand new Rochester Music Hall of Fame will honor its first members at an induction ceremony to be held on Sunday, April 29. Among the inductees are jazz legend Chuck Mangione and opera star Renée Fleming. Those selected for the Hall of Fame's class of 2012 have ties to Rochester and have contributed to musical excellence.
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Silliness beats seriousness in startup agency
Two ambitious students at the William E. Simon School of Business have launched an agency for event promotion called BdubD Enterprises. What sets this duo apart from other similar companies is a silly, satirical approach to business instead of the traditional method of professionalism.