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<Title>Dr. Janice Macaulay releases  new recording</Title>
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    <div>For more information, take a look at my website, <a href="JaniceMacaulayMusic.com" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">JaniceMacaulayMusic.com</a> </div>
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<Title>Humans hear the private info Siri accidentally records</Title>
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<Summary>Siri is known to be accidentally triggered quite often, namely on apple watches and the HomePod smart speaker, which results in the capturing of sensitive data.  ...</Summary>
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<Title>Google Found 6 iOS Vulnerabilities, Only 5 Have Been Fixed</Title>
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<Summary>Numerous iOS vulnerabilities have been located but despite their known existence, they have yet to be patched. ...</Summary>
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<Title>Dawg Days Abroad! Lexi Smith Ambassador</Title>
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    <div>Lexi is an incoming UMBC Humanities scholar freshman who will be studying abroad this summer before fall semester even starts! She's participating in Education Abroad's first-ever <a href="https://orientation.umbc.edu/dawg-days-abroad/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Dawg Days Abroad</a> program in Bristol, England. Get to know her in her first blog post!</div>
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    <p>Hello! My name is Lexi and I can’t wait to begin my time as a Study Abroad Ambassador in the UK! I am an 18-year-old incoming  freshman at UMBC who has been dreaming of a life full of travel since middle school. Though I’ve left the U.S. once before, this will be my first time visiting Europe. I’m excited to learn more about the world around me while on this trip, as well as political science, as I will be taking POLI260 at the University of Bristol over the course of these next few weeks.</p>
    <p> At UMBC, I am planning on double-majoring in history and economics. History has been an interest of mine since I was in elementary school (I’ll probably cry when I see the Magna Carta, if we’re keeping it real). Economic systems and markets are newer fascinations of mine, but I am excited to learn about both! When I’m not reading dusty primary sources or scrolling through CNN, you can typically find me dancing at my studio, performing onstage, pulling lines with a calligraphy pen, taking photos, or goofing off with my friends at youth group.</p>
    <p>British history was one of the first subjects I fell in love with, so I feel as though I’m coming into this program with a decent amount of knowledge about my host country, but I know that my knowledge base is a drop in the ocean compared to all that Bristol and London have to offer. I am eager to learn more, especially as the UK enters into a period of change due to Brexit and the recent election of a new Prime Minister. During this trip, I hope to gain more experience with international travel, a new perspective through meeting those who are different from me, and more knowledge about the world around me. I am most excited to visit the historical sites on our itinerary, especially Caerphilly Castle. As silly as it sounds, I’m most nervous about forgetting something important on the trip! Despite my love for planners and lists, I am naturally quite absent-minded and awful at remembering to bring everything I need when I travel. Fortunately, I just returned from a mission trip to Rhode Island, so the majority of my suitcase is still packed.</p>
    <p> I can’t wait to learn, grow, and experience a new place for the next two weeks! The next time I reach out, it will be from the wonderful city of Bristol. Until then, I must extend my farewell. Check back in again soon for a new update or two!</p>
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<Title>Administration Garage Lower Level to be Closed this Weekend</Title>
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    <div>Questions? Contact Parking Services at 410-455-2551 or via email at <a href="mailto:parking@umbc.edu" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">parking@umbc.edu</a>. </div>
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<Title>Immediate Need for an Experienced Art Installer / Handleri</Title>
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    <span>Dear Members of the UMBC Community,</span><br><br><span>As the campus begins to search for our next Director of Athletics, the momentum of our Athletics program has never been stronger. Athletics colleagues have achieved milestones no one could have predicted ten years ago, including a men’s soccer Final Four appearance and historic NCAA Basketball Tournament victory. In addition, we have witnessed both women’s and men’s teams winning conference championships and impressive post-season play. Most important, our student-athletes demonstrate consistently strong academic performance.</span><br><br><span>As we congratulate Tim Hall on his new position as Director of Athletics at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, I want to recognize the collective contributions of the coaches and other staff he led for six years. I also want to express my appreciation for the broad leadership Vice President for Student Affairs Nancy Young and her colleagues have brought to the development of Athletics. Under her stewardship, our Event Center has come to life, we are poised to break ground on significant stadium improvements, and the campus fully understands the important role Athletics plays in creating a vibrant campus community. I especially appreciate how deeply she and her colleagues care about the experiences of our student-athletes and the Athletics staff.</span><br><br><span>When we learned Tim would be leaving, I talked with a number of faculty, staff, and student leaders to discuss the important connection between Athletics and the President’s Office. Based on these conversations, I have decided to move Athletics from the Division of Student Affairs to the Division of Institutional Advancement under the leadership of Vice President Greg Simmons. The Institutional Advancement team is an extension of the President’s Office, and Greg and I will work closely in supporting Athletics. Our first priority will always be the safety, well-being, and academic performance of our students. This organizational change will underscore our institutional commitment to Athletics, raise visibility that will help drive enrollment, continue to build school spirit and pride, and build our relationship with the larger community—especially alumni, sponsors, and donors.</span><br><br><span>I am delighted that Jessica Hammond-Graf has agreed to serve as Acting Athletic Director. Jessica has most recently served as Senior Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator for Student-Athlete Well-being. For more than fifteen years, she has had a significant impact on the lives of student-athletes, coaches, and administrators through her passion for student success and mentorship. She led the advising and support of nearly four hundred students in the Academic Center for Student-Athletes, with 50 percent of student-athletes achieving above a 3.0 GPA each semester. She also created the Retriever Leadership Institute, which brings current and rising student-athletes together to hone leadership skills, such as working effectively in teams, managing conflict, and understanding their role as leaders on campus. The program was so successful it now serves as a model for other university groups.</span><br><br><span>I am also pleased that Jack Suess, vice president of the Division of Information Technology has agreed to lead our national search this fall for the next Athletic Director. The committee is currently being assembled and will begin its work shortly.</span><br><br><span>Please join me in thanking all of our colleagues and students who make us so proud of </span><strong>#RetrieverNation</strong><span>.</span><br><br><em><span>Freeman Hrabowski</span></em>
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    <p><span>Every year hundreds gather at the Reginald F. Museum to party with a purpose to support the authentic voice of African American art, history and culture in Maryland. Experience an evening full of art, entertainment, dancing, a multi-course dinner, cocktails, a cigar lounge, music and SO MUCH MORE. <br><br>This year, we recognize the contributions of Baltimore philanthropists Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown and are grateful for the leadership of the 2019 Gala Chair, Mike Murchie, M&amp;T Bank Mid-Atlantic Area Executive.</span></p>
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