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The University of Baltimore is a place of transformation, providing students with the opportunity to discover what they are capable of and the education to achieve it. This is a place for gaining knowledge, for exploration, growth, discovery, creativity and their real-life applications.
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Use of the logo and graphic marks
The UEFA EURO 2012. brand manual can only be used by authorised parties who have been granted the necessary rights by UEFA. This brand manual outlines the graphic principles, the colours, the graphic arrangements, template solutions and the rules of association between the o!cial marks and logos.
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A fresh image
When the way a company sees itself changes, it follows that the visual corporate image must change too. URSA has changed. In future we shall be spotlighting not just product quality but also the quality of our services. Our new corporate image will evidence this, presenting us to our target customers as modern, reliable, competent, customer-orientated and self-assured.
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These guidelines have been designed to help those involved in managing the UFS College corporate identity, to ensure the application of the basic elements – logo and logotype – is consistent and follows the same basic principles.
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