The Cincinnati Enquirer, Wednesday, May 26
Miami University's Middletown and Hamilton campuses have been recognized by
the "Admissions Marketing Report," a national newspaper of admission
marketing, for the university's television spots.  Quotes Dick Sollman
(public relations and marketing, Middletown campus).
And:
Marisa Scala (Scripps Gerontology Center) has created "From ADL to V.A.: A
Glossary of Long-Term Care Terms."

Business Courier, 15th Anniversary Issue, Friday, May 21
Banking services have changed greatly as their competition has shifted.  "A
bank  that keeps the status quo will not survive.  Changes in banking are
driven by regulation changes, techonology and new financial products," said
James Kehr (finance).
And:
In his column about becoming editor of the Courier, Rob Daumeyer says he
originally wanted to be a sports writer.  "I always wanted to be a sports
writer.  During my senior year at Miami University that's what I told
anyone who would listen," Daumeyer said.

Journal-News, Wednesday, May 26
More than 300 Miami sorority and fraternity members worked together to win
$10,000 for charity in the national "Great Masqued Ball" contest.
Sponsored by MUDD Masque, the ocntest challenged college students across
the country to hold the largest "Masqued Ball."
And:
Listing for Miami University girls basketball camps in June.
And:
MU track and field standouts Chris Swank and Ryan Smith were honored as two
of 20 athletes selected to the GTE Academic All-District IV men's spring
sports at-large teams.

Air Force Magazine, May 1999
Capt. Paul E. Jara, commandant of cadets at Miami University, and 2nd Lt.
Elizabeth Lineberry, assistant regional director of admissions of AFROTC at
Wright-Patterson AFB, received AFA Certificates of Appreciation.  Lineberry
and Jara had helped develop for high school counselors a seminar on AFROTC
and ANG opportunities.

Insight Magazine, Monday, May 24
Interview with Paul Ryan (alumnus) who won election to Congress last
November from Wisconsin's 1st District.

Baltimore Sun, Sunday, May 16
Story about AT&T Corp. remaking itself as a do-it-all communications
juggernaut that sells everything from cable television to local phone
service to Internet access mentions that Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer C. Michael Armstrong is a Miami University graduate.

Dayton Daily News and The Cincinnati Enquirer, Wednesday, May 26
Duke's Elton Brand and Miami University's Wally Szczerbiak are two of the
three players USA Basketball will add to its NBA-dominated roster that will
attempt to qualify for the Olympics.

Dayton Daily News, Wednesday, May 26
Listing for open-gym basketball for high school girls and college women at
Miami University Middletown.

Elsewhere in education:

The New York Times, Wednesday, May 26
College students who live on campus may be three times more likely to
develop meningitis infections than their schoolmates who live off campus,
according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical
Association.

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