utica in A Sentence

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    The Marcellus/ Utica.

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    The complete program is available at the Utica and Rome campuses.

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    There were two courthouses in the county, one in Rome and the other in Utica(New York State).

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    To achieve this, Utica offers a number of MBA specializations, in some of the most in-demand business sectors.

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    Karen has left the Scranton branch after her breakup with Jim and becomes regional manager at the Utica branch.

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    Utica College's online nursing master's program expands your leadership ability and business knowledge so you can maximize your nursing skills to take on more significant management roles.

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    The College, which spans two campuses- one in Utica and another in Rome- offers 90 degree and certificate options for its enrollment of 6,000 full and part-time students.

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    SUNYIT students pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees in technology and professional studies on the SUNYIT campus- a high-tech learning environment on hundreds of acres minutes from NYS Thruway Exit 31, Utica.

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    In particular it referred to those members of Eight, the who shortly after 1900 began to portray ordinary aspects of city life in their paintings, for example George Luks's painting Closing the Café(1904; Utica, NY, Munson-Williams-Proctor Inst.).

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    You may choose an advising specialization, developed by Utica College to meet the specific demands of business today, or customize your studies through our general MBA option, where you can select any four of the graduate-level elective courses offered.

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    The collections of ancient jewellery and bronzes, Greek vases(many from graves in southern Italy that were once part of Sir William Hamilton's and Chevalier Durand's collections), Roman glass including the famous Cameo glass Portland Vase, Roman mosaics from Carthage and Utica in North Africa that were excavated by Nathan Davis, and silver hoards from Roman Gaul(some of which were bequeathed by the philanthropist and museum trustee Richard Payne Knight), are particularly important.

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