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DELICATE O-PURR-ATION ...

by UC Davis News Service
March 11, 2005

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Physics professor Steve Carlip stands next to a bigger-than-life image in the Physics and Geology building of Albert Einstein riding a bike. Theories that Einstein published in 1905 have provided a catalyst for the work of Carlip and several oth

PICKING UP WHERE GENIUS LEFT OFF — Albert Einstein’s theories prompt discovery, investigation a full century later

by Andy Fell
March 11, 2005

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Capt. Carson Spear, right, shown in Iraq with Sgt. Don Brister, credits much of his leadership skills to mentorship he received at UC Davis.

Aggies serve their country; former ROTC students discuss fighting in Iraq

by Clifton B. Parker
March 11, 2005

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Campus economic impact tops $2.93 billion annually

by Mitchel Benson
March 11, 2005

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AT UC & BEYOND ... Pool of higher ed news grows; role of ‘citizen-bioethicists’ defined

by Clifton B. Parker
March 11, 2005

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Conference to focus on Pacific culture, food and wine contributions

by Susanne Rockwell
March 11, 2005

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Sally Harvey's column Challenges & Changes appears about six times a year in Dateline.

Are you saying ‘No’ for all the wrong reasons?

by Amy Agronis
March 11, 2005

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Photo: woman holding bird figure with saccharine bottle in foreground

That Saccharin Smile Rooted in Women's Search for Modernity

by Susanne Rockwell
March 10, 2005

Photo: man in hat showing watermelon to two women in hats in garden

No Problem Keeping These Students 'Down on the Farm'

by Pat Bailey
March 10, 2005

IN BRIEF ....

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

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Design’s move to Letters and Science is finalized

by Susanne Rockwell
March 04, 2005

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Patricia GÃ¡ndara

Contrary to claims, most English learners failing, language instruction expert says

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

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Summer sessions grow in popularity; Some 10,000 students expected this year

by Clifton B. Parker
March 04, 2005

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Robotic Ruckus Comes to Campus

by Andy Fell
March 04, 2005

Entomologist forms research company to tackle hypertension

by Pat Bailey
March 04, 2005

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Daniel Jones, left, and Woody Waite, right, are among the new Lift Team members who have helped reduce pain and injuries suffered by nurses from lifting patients.

New team offers nurses a lift in handling hospital patients

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

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Sen. Deborah Ortiz talks with Class of 2007 medical students. She was among the dignitaries on hand for the Feb. 24 groundbreaking.

School of medicine moves major teaching programs to Sacramento

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

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These photos show single-family and multi-family housing units that were recently developed for a mixed-use community called Bradburn Village in Westminster, Colo. Designs for Phase One of the West Village project are expected to be similar to t

Partner chosen to develop first phase of West Village

by Mitchel Benson
March 04, 2005

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photo: two salmon steaks on a platter

Conference Features Food, Wine and Culture of Pacific

by Susanne Rockwell
March 04, 2005

‘In the longer term, graduate student support is certain to be a featured objective of our comprehensive campaign. It must be one of our top priorities.’ — Larry Vanderhoef, pictured during Monday’s State of the Campus Address

Optimism permeates 2005 State of Campus Address

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

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DISTINGUISHED FACULTY ...

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

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Joanne Bookmyer

FOCUS ON SERVICE ...

by Amy Agronis
March 04, 2005

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Emeritus professor Murray Gardner, left, grad student hopeful Howard Zochlinski, center, and Professor Peter Rodman talk after the academic senate vote to reinstate Zochlinski, a former doctoral genetics student, to graduate student status. Zoch

Chancellor tells senate he sees brighter future

by Clifton B. Parker
March 04, 2005

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This robot was designed with the same basic senses and motor skills as a rat pup. The television screen shows a videotape of the robotic rat moving about inside its rectangular arena.

Robots offer animal-behavior insight

by Andy Fell
February 25, 2005

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Jeff Hogan consults with an freshman football player about a possible strained muscle. It is one of Hogan’s many duties as head trainer. He also helps keep the focus on the “student athlete” and to lead drug education efforts so the campus

Exploring Steroids at UC Davis and Beyond

by Clifton B. Parker
February 25, 2005

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