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Holiday shoppers may defy spending predictions, economics professor says
With unemployment high and consumers still fretting the economy, the big question for retailers remains: Just how much will people spend on the holidays? Though consumers generally have tightened their belts, Robert Premus, an economics professor at Wright State University, said that if they have been saving up for the holidays, consumers could cut ...
Cancer re-enforces importance of family
A car crash caused by a grand mal seizure just days before Donald Dulle's wedding steered him into a fight for his life with brain cancer, a battle he still courageously wages.
Aspen Institute cites Wright State MBA program
An organization that promotes teaching of social and environmental stewardship as part of business education has included a Wright State University program on its listing of 100 top business education offerings nationally.
Wings eatery, sports bar coming to Devine Street
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill and Bar is stampeding Columbia. The company next month will open a new restaurant at the old Hollywood Video location on Devine Street.
China exchanges lead to businesses, jobs for college students
Wright State University graduate student Nathan Sedgwick has made two separate study abroad trips to China in the last year through the UCIE.
Area Students Pen Residents' Tales
Staff photo/Katie Yantis: Jane and Dave Weimer look at displays during an event Thursday.
Breast cancer survivor gives back
Connie Anspach is a breast cancer survivor who believes in giving back. After being diagnosed in 2005, Anspach received phone calls from breast cancer volunteers, eager to help her through the ordeal.
Staff photo/Angela Weaver: Ohio Department of Natural Resources Chief of the Division of Soil and Water Resources David Hanselmann addresses a crowd Monday afternoon.
Wright State University creates human innovation center
Wright State University has created the Ohio Center of Excellence in Human-Centered Innovation, officials announced Monday.
Monday, 16 November 2009 O'Hara Gets Referenced New Literary Credit By James MacDonald Martin Kich, of Wright State University, has written an entry for John O'Hara in an on-line reference book called The Literary Encyclopedia .
By 2018, half of Ohioa s adults may be obese
In 10 years, half of adult Ohioans are expected to be obese, according to a new study to be released Tuesday, Nov.
Artists examine Darwina s work
Char-les Darwin's theory of evolution has been a hot button topic for 150 years and through Jan.
Pupils ponder pollination problem
A group of third-graders were truly busy bees on Thursday as they tried to create a handheld device to efficiently pollinate plants.
High school students honor veterans past and present
The veterans memorial in front of Gahanna Lincoln High School was more than a static display Friday.
Akron Children's adds a pediatric physiatrist
AKRON, Ohio Micah Baird, MD, has joined Akron Children's Hospital as a pediatric physiatrist.
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Ursuline puts national ranking aside -- for now
Ursuline , ranked No. 2 nationally by PrepVolleyball.com, faces Rocky River Magnificat in the Ohio Division I state semifinals Thursday at 2 p.m. at Wright State University.
New Location: Sidney Pinkus, president and chief executive officer of Dayton Clinical Oncology, and Cara Nolan, research projects director, stand inside the cancer research firm's current space in Kettering.
Business Editor: Economy in twilight zone, says an expert
It's hard to tell given the mixed messages we have been hearing. Some reports say we are climbing out of the recession while other indicators note consumer spending is down again.
By KATIE YANTIS Staff Writer NEW BREMEN - The Golden Triangle will be offering a new place to tan for area residents.
Cedar Point seeking talent at Wright State
Talent scouts from Cedar Point amusement park will seek entertainers and technicians during auditions from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.