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    May 5, 2021

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    Flash Report dated April 28, 2021. Was sent originally by email to all Faculty and Staff. Topics discussed include COVID-19, Civil Rights Update, Staff of the Month: Tracy Armato. New employee: Roshana Fernando. Leaving employees are Vicky Morris-Dueer. Position charge for Sarah Baker, Marissa "Moey" Brown, and Nathan Ramsey

    Nave STA Dallas

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    Unknown Date.Photography collection is owned by the University of Dallas. Requests for usage of copyrighted materials should be submitted to [email protected]

    Faculty Day 1966

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    The second decade of the University of Dallas is opening with great portents. Even nature has paid us homage; for the first time in our history green grass will be on our campus at the opening of school--not only green, but mowed and trimmed, symbolizing, I suppose, our emergence from the wilderness. EVen now, the bulldozers are gathering to lay back the ground for a gymnasium, a graduate building, and the first structure deliberately designed to be useless, a tower. It is a mark of our maturity that we have resources to spare sufficient for a wholly symbolic edifice, one that expresses not so much our pride as our aspiration

    Latin Mass Priest's Vestment

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    The New Equality

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    One of the propositions we have been pursuing in this series of lectures and seminars sets forth that techne from its inception works toward the equalization of abilities for all workers. First there is the improvisation and then the fashioning of tools and weapons--clubs, bow-and-arrows, levers, pulleys-- equalizing advantages of strength. Machinery in effect eliminates strength as a consideration. Education becomes the equalizer when skills and crafts must be learned; a person may be slow to learn a procedure but once it is learned, little difference exists in production

    King Haggar Haggerty Awards Ceremony 2007

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    Photograph taken at King Haggar Haggerty Awards Ceremony in 2007. Pictured here is Professor Robert Kugelmann with Professor Scott Churchill

    March 17, 2021

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    Flash Report dated March 17, 2021. Was sent originally by email to all Faculty and Staff. Topics discussed include COVID-19, Civil Rights Update, COR Challenge, Maher Center Closure, EnCore Lecture with Olenick, Natalie Lambert MFA Exhibit, UD Reads, and Women in Business Leadership Panel

    2012 Commencement Program

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    January 20, 2021

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    Flash Report dated January 27, 2021. Was sent originally by email to all Faculty and Staff. Topics discussed include COVID-19, Athletic Center, Basketball, Church of the Incarnation Liturgical schedule, MLK Day Symposium, & "What it means to be human: A Conversation about the body, medicine and bioethics hosted by Liberal Learning fir Life, . Employees leaving include Jason Trujillo and Christina Hayes

    Carmelite Chapel Altar Easter

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