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High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills
A restaurant where high school students prepare meals, welcome customers, and handle food service may sound like an unusual classroom project. However, students at the Greene County Career Center in Xenia, Ohio, are gaining experience in what it takes to run a real restaurant. The school’s student-operated restaurant, The Greene Room, opens its doors to... The post High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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Miami University tests the reach of national alcohol trends
While recent industry data and national surveys indicate a downward shift in alcohol consumption, student behavior in Oxford presents a more complicated reality. National news outlets, like NBC, TIME and Fox, have labeled Generation Z as the “sober generation.” However, beneath these headlines, Oxford’s campus is at a crossroads between sobriety trends and local traditions.
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UD’s new president wants to get word out that UD is a 'national leader in Catholic higher education'
The University of Dayton’s next president Darlene Weaver will be the first woman to lead the school in its 176 year history. She’s currently UD’s provost and executive vice president of academic affairs. Weaver recently spoke with WYSO’s Jerry Kenney and said, while she didn’t start out to serve as an administrator, she learned that her passion for education would be an asset.
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Farmer receives $100 million donation, Crawford announces in State of the University address
Miami University President Gregory Crawford delivered his 11th State of the University address on Thursday, Nov. 5. Crawford touted the university’s accomplishments and announced the Farmer School of Business received the largest donation in Miami’s history. Farmer Dean Jenny Darroch took the stage to announce the $100 million...
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Cincinnati Public Schools Says New Levy Lets It Avoid Fiscal Caution for Five Years
Cincinnati Public Schools officials say the district will avoid fiscal caution and deficit spending over the next five years after voters approved its five-year, 7-mill property tax on Nov. 3, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported. The levy, Issue 4, passed with about 60 percent of the vote and is expected to bring in $66 million a […]
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CPS planning next budget with 'more than enough' to avoid cuts
Cincinnati Public Schools officials say the district will avoid fiscal caution and deficit spending over the next five years after voters approved its proposed five-year, 7-mill property tax on Nov. 3. In early September, district leaders received two letters from the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce warning of a...