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The Cincinnati Enquirer writer Jack Ryder's dispatch on the game was the first time that the major media called UC's teams "Bearcats." From then on, the university's teams were regularly called Bearcats. [3] In 2008 the Cincinnati Zoo adopted a three-month-old binturong or "bearcat". The zoo had a public naming contest where they decided on the ...
The recent actions of the University of Cincinnati have me thinking about Barbra Streisand. And it's not because the football team has me wishing for "The Way We Were."
Owning a Stutz Bearcat became a status symbol for the wealthy of the era. In 1914 it was priced at $2,000 (equivalent to $60,837 in 2023 [1]), almost four times that of the basic American-made Model T. The colorful history and rakish image of the Stutz Bearcat made it one of the better known antique cars to later generations of Americans.
Snack lovers and Bearcat fans, this one's for you. Grippos, a Cincinnati-based snack food company, and the University of Cincinnati have teamed up for a new potato chip flavor: Bearcat Bar-B-Q.The ...
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