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- UD to host men's Division 1 club hockey championships in 2011
- Latest weather cancellations
- Delaware Quality Award presented to Bayhealth during event at UD
- PNC Bank to provide personal banking services to campus community
- Questions and answers concerning the UD-PNC contract
- Teens invited to participate in Get Up and Do Something video contest
- Library acquires papers of Thurman Adams, Jr.
- UD accepting applications for marine studies summer camp
- Vita Nova partners with Master Players Concert Series for special promotion
- Feb. 15 is deadline for Warner, Taylor, Draper award nominations
- New Student Orientation launches new Web site
- Harker tells state legislators UD is a sound investment
- Accelerated Nursing Program holds convocation
- Harker says UD initiatives will transform regional economy
- Educators: Take a free tour of UD's marine studies campus in Lewes
- History grad students revive Delmarva library collection
- 'Save the Connectors' receives support from Knights of Columbus
- UD in the News, Feb. 5, 2010
- Conference strives to mobilize offshore wind energy industry
- Report reveals gaps, progress in status of children in Wilmington
- Conservationists model smart shopping, save big
- Ludington steps down as ISSDC director to focus on coaching
- Feb. 24-May 12: Global Agenda series to focus on 'Understanding Political Islam'
- Dean Michael Chajes named Delaware Engineer of the Year
- UD, Harris Connect plan alumni print directory
- UD to administer research fellowships in Eastern Europe, Central Asia
- Mineralogical Museum shows 'spectacular' rhodochrosite, fluorite
- UD participating in RecycleMania 2010 competition
- UD alumni memorabilia sought
- UD, U.S. Army announce research and development agreement
- Resources for helping Haiti
- Feb. 25: Former assets of Newark Chrysler plant to be sold at auction
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- Feb 19: Master Players Concert Series to present 'Molto Spiritual'
- Feb. 8-12: Student Centers host 'Spring Into Perkins' welcome week
- Feb. 9: Student Centers host Spring Activities Night, Greek Village
- Feb. 9-Dec. 10: Abraham Lincoln in Harper's Weekly
- Feb. 10: Learn heart-healthy eating at UD Extension program
- Feb. 10-May 12: Women's Studies offers 'Research on Race, Ethnicity, and Culture'
- Feb. 11: History workshop to look at Haiti
- Feb. 12: Mathematical Sciences to host graduate research review
- Feb. 14: Alumni invited to UD women's basketball pregame brunch
- Feb. 15: Panel on free-speech rights of students set
- Feb. 15: Faculty, staff invited to forum on academic freedom
- Feb. 15: Black Student Union plans inventions exhibit at Trabant
- Feb. 15: Sen. Carper kicks off public administration seminar series
- Feb. 17: BAMS lecture to focus on street life, fatherhood
- Feb. 17-May 5: Jewish Studies Program offers spring lecture series
- Feb. 18: Spirit Ambassadors information session planned
- Feb. 20: Chinese New Year celebration planned
- Feb. 20-May 1: Seats still available for Metropolitan Opera bus trips
- Feb. 22: Furthur to perform at The Bob
- Feb. 23: West African songs, drumming, dance featured in workshop
- Feb. 23-March 23: Women's History Month film series planned
- March 2: 'Rev Run' to offer words of wisdom at Trabant
- March 4: Think Spring Fling to raise money for Food Bank of Delaware
- March 5: Longwood Graduate Program to host annual symposium
- March 9-23: Dining with Diabetes classes offered in Dover
- April 23-24: Witch hazels to be featured at UD Botanic Gardens plant sale
- May 7: Phi Kappa Phi plans ceremony
- Jan. 21-Feb. 20: Delaware's REP to stage 'She Stoops to Conquer'
- Jan. 26-June 25: 'Games People Play' library exhibition
- Jan. 26-June 29: Richard Hoffman Collection exhibition set
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- UD enters Apple Education License Program
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- UD employees are losing to win
- Library offers iMovie '09 multimedia workshops
- Research Office announces new limited submission opportunities
- General Accounting announces new UDeposit financial tool
- Feb. 10: Library offers Mac workshop for instructors
- Changes to spring 2010 academic calendar noted
- Research Office announces NIH limited submission funding opportunity
- Vita Nova accepting reservations for spring semester
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11:08 a.m., Jan. 20, 2009----The University of Delaware Performing Arts Series will present jazz violinist Regina Carter on Feb. 13 and Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana on March 1.
Regina Carter, winner of a MacArthur Fellowship “genius award” in 2006, will perform at 8 p.m., Friday, Feb. 13, in Mitchell Hall.
Tickets cost $26 for the general public, $19 for University faculty, staff and alumni, and also for senior citizens, and $8 for students and children.
Tickets can be purchased through the Roselle Center for the Arts Box Office, Orchard Road and Kent Way in Newark, telephone (302) 831-2204, or through Ticketmaster at (302) 984-2000.
Carter has been described by the Los Angeles Times as, “A talented, charismatic player who is almost single-handedly reviving interest in the violin as a jazz instrument.”
Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana will perform at 7 p.m., Sunday, March 1, also in Mitchell Hall.
It has been called “one of New York's most skilled and enterprising Spanish dance troupes” by The New York Times, performing dances that transcend the boundaries of culture with the universal themes of pride, sorrow, love and passion.
Santana's company richly expresses Andalusian folklore through a mixture of music, dance and costumes that will stun the senses.
Tickets cost $21 for the general public, $17 for University faculty, staff and alumni, and also for senior citizens, and $8 for students and children.
Tickets are available through the Roselle Center for the Arts Box Office or Ticketmaster.