The man fled south on foot, according to police. He had a full dark goatee and was wearing a black knit cap, officials said. Police are asking anyone with information to call Detective David Collins at 868-5811, Ext. 1214, or the public affairs section at Ext. 2007. The University of Cincinnati will hold a Virtual Career Fair Feb. 12-16, allowing students and alumni to connect with employers nationwide on the Web. This year's fair includes more than 75 firms.
Participation is free for students and alumni.
The doctor's newest report on Emi, Cincinnati's pregnant Sumatran rhino, has zoo officials glowing. This is the first of Emi's six pregnancies to progress past the third month. We'll be ready as early as July but, realistically, I'm thinking September. Dr. Roth has Emi on daily doses of progesterone, a hormone that increases her chances of carrying the baby rhino to term. The Sumatran is the most endangered rhino species.