Duquesne University Newswire (Page 10)
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Lacrosse Team Bus Crashes; Pregnant Baltimore Native Dies
... about 2,500 students near Pittsburgh, say a memorial Mass has been planned for Sunday night on campus. Duquesne University women's lacrosse coach Mike Scerbo says he remembers Coach Quigley as a warm, outgoing person who immediately impressed him ... Comment?
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Quigley, Dundalk High alumna turned college coach, dies in Pa. bus crash
... and all-county honors in both sports. Quigley was married and had a young son, Gavin. A graduate of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, she came to Seton Hill after coaching at Erskine College in South Carolina, where she started the school's women's ... Comment?
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Elliance Hired to Drive Enrollment at Manchester Business School's Miami Location
... that have turned to Elliance for assistance with their higher education marketing efforts include Duquesne University, Saint Leo University, Robert Morris University, Pepperdine University, and many others. Learn more about the company and its ... Comment?
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Board of Trustees meets; President Erickson's remarks
... science in law enforcement at Penn State, an MBA at Western Connecticut State University and a J.D. at Duquesne University School of Law. I also want to introduce Julie Del Giorno, who will be Penn State's first athletics integrity officer. Julie ... Comment?
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White smoke: Cardinals elect new pope on fifth ballot
... the pipes leading to the roof are pre-heated with an electrical current. Four Catholic students from Duquesne University's Rome campus were in the square awaiting the smoke March 13. One of them, Josh Suhey of Youngstown, Ohio, said, "We're here to ... Comment?
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House resolution on impeaching Supreme Court Justice Melvin offered
... likely Melvin would be removed from the court through two other possible scenarios than an impeachment. Duquesne University law professor Wes Oliver told the newspaper Melvin could be removed from the bench at her May 7 sentencing or as part of an ... Comment?
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The missionary, the martyr, the splinter
... Mushi lived in Pittsburgh for three years, 1999-2001, while he earned a master's degree in education at Duquesne University. He resided at Incarnation of the Lord Parish, Pittsburgh's North Side, and St. Pius X Parish, the city's Brookline ... Comment?
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Middletown woman witnesses historical moment
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... Fountain and wished that I would one day return to Rome. Now I am studying for the spring semester at Duquesne University in the "Eternal City." I knew this semester would be a life-changing experience; I just did not realize to what degree. During ... Comment?
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The wish of a 7-year-old, answered with a blessing
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... Fountain and wished that I would one day return to Rome. Now I am studying for the spring semester at Duquesne University in the "Eternal City." I knew this semester would be a life-changing experience; I just did not realize to what degree. During ... Comment?
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Freeman v. Pittsburgh Glass Works LLC PGW LLC
... bid for a seat on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. She now works in private practice and teaches at Duquesne University School of Law. On August 22, 2011, the parties spoke with Lally-Green for the first time. She reminded them, "you all know that ... Comment?
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New pope must deal with divided church in United States
... embodies the teaching that every person has a home in the church." Nicholas Cafardi, dean emeritus at Duquesne University Law School and a civil and canon lawyer, agreed that Bergoglio is tough to easily classify. "He's a Jesuit - Jesuits are known ... Comment?
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... of arts in Spanish from Washington and Jefferson College and a master's degree in education from Duquesne University. She is a Spanish and math teacher at Harrison Middle School in the Baldwin-Whitehall School District. Her fiancé is a graduate ... Comment?
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Many already inspired by pope's actions
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... the new pope's chosen name: Francis. Nicholas Cafardi, a canon lawyer and dean emeritus and professor at Duquesne University School of Law, said he was a bit surprised at the choice of Jorge Bergoglio because the decision was made so quickly. "I ... Comment?
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Cause of off-color, fetid water eludes Pa. town
... the agency said it "is not actively investigating complaints from this area." He's the director of the Duquesne University Center for Environmental Research in Pittsburgh. Stolz said state and federal agencies failed to do detailed reviews, so a ... Comment?
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On the Docket Pittsburgh: 3/10/2013
... He is also an adjunct professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. He earned his J.D. at Duquesne University Law School. In addition, William P. Bresnahan II has joined the firm as a principal. He specializes in representing both the ... Comment?
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2013 One Book, One Community Features 'People of the Book'
... This type of community dialogue and experience is the essence of One Book . The Gumberg Library at Duquesne University will host a lunch program on March 19 including a tour of the library's Rabbi Herman Hailperin Collection. In partnership with ... Comment?
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Drilling Eyed as Possible Cause Of Off-Color Water in Pa. Town
... U.S. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry was looking at the issue. He's the director of the Duquesne University Center for Environmental Research in Pittsburgh. Stolz said state and federal agencies failed to do detailed reviews, so a ... Comment?
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... in 1940. She earned a Master's Degree from NC A & T State University in 1961 with additional study at Duquesne University in Pittsburg, PA. Her career included 31 years of teaching in the Henry Training Elementary Schools in Martinsville, VA, the ... Comment?
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U.S. Still Without Vatican Ambassador as Conclave Begins
... rounds" to replace Diaz: Stephen Schneck of The Catholic University of America and Nicholas Cafardi of Duquesne University. Both were members of the president's "Catholics for Obama" reelection team. Another contender is Ken Hackett, according to ... Comment?
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Pennsylvania trying to identify source of undrinkable well water
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... officials and two federal agencies haven't found evidence that gas drilling caused the problems. But a Duquesne University team suspects that drilling may have indirectly impacted groundwater. Local officials say they're trying to bring water lines ... Comment?
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