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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ... Medical school mention was overlooked

by Maril Revette Stratton
October 22, 2004

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Animal behaviorist Sophia Yin takes a positive approach to dog training. She has worked on specialty products aimed at modifying bad pet habits, and her new book addresses how pet owners’ behavior affects the behavior of their dogs.

BREAKTIME — Sophia Yin: Helping animals’ voices and needs be heard

by Amy Agronis
October 22, 2004

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Brian McInnis, left, signs-up Edelyn Low, center, a fourth-year student, and her friend Julie Chiu, as he works to register prospective voters on campus last week.

Student brings Yolo County polling place to UC Davis

by Julia Ann Easley
October 22, 2004

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Black-capped chickadees seem to excel in environments of low-level chronic stress

Rain, snow fails to deter clever, all-weather chickadees

by Amy Agronis
October 22, 2004

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IN BRIEF ... Online grade-submission urged; Quarter Century Club to gather; admissions gets new name; and more ...

by Amy Agronis
October 22, 2004

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Wastewater-Plant Study Is Available; Public Hearing Is Nov. 1

by Sylvia Wright
October 22, 2004

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IN THE FIELD ...

by Julia Ann Easley
October 22, 2004

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IN BRIEF: Student arrested for ramming police; fire chars 60 acres

by Paul Pfotenhauer
October 15, 2004

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HArCS dean search under way

by Clifton B. Parker
October 15, 2004

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Shelter medicine director Kate Hurley, left, advises veterinarian Cindi Delany on the condition of a puppy at the Sacramento County shelter.

Veterinarians give pets new leash on life; joint program saves animals from death sentences

by Lisa Lapin
October 15, 2004

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Distinguished alumni lauded

by Amy Agronis
October 15, 2004

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Campus does ‘write’ thing for undergrads

by Susanne Rockwell
October 15, 2004

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Dave Smart, left, a professor of viticulture and enology, and Victoria Cross, a program coordinator with the Teaching Resources Center, talk about better teaching strategies and techniques with other faculty members during a Lecture Club group d

Faculty explore teaching in Lecture Club

by Clifton B. Parker
October 15, 2004

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RIOT REFLECTIONS ...

by Amy Agronis
October 15, 2004

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CRUSHING EXPERIENCE ...

by Clifton B. Parker
October 15, 2004

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'WIN'ing TICKET ...

by Amy Agronis
October 15, 2004

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Photo: Mannequin with brass art over one breast

Panel Discusses Breast Cancer and Art

by Susanne Rockwell
October 12, 2004

Photo: woman's portrait

Stanford Biologist Talks About 'Evolution's Rainbow'

by Susanne Rockwell
October 12, 2004

photo: woman's portrait

Susan Love Delivers Breast Cancer Talk

by Susanne Rockwell
October 12, 2004

James Moore, 92, reminisces about the cyclotron’s past and its value into the future during his return visit to Crocker Nuclear Laboratory last week. Among others who came to help recognize Moore’s contribution to the campus was professor em

Visit underscores lab’s many contributions

by Amy Agronis
October 08, 2004

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SIGNS OF PROGRESS ...

by Amy Agronis
October 08, 2004

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Medical students Jolene Chang, Alison Russell, David Law and Roxanne Aga join others in observing a moment of silence during last week’s Donated Body Program memorial. Later, Danit Ariel of the class of 2007 takes part in the memorial tree-pla

Campus, families honor those who have donated their bodies to science

by Amy Agronis
October 08, 2004

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UC NEWS ... UCSB academic garners Nobel; Dynes takes his message to Washington; election coverage offered

by Amy Agronis
October 08, 2004

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Vice Chancellor for student affairs Judy Sakaki emcees the Fall Convocation.

Convocation emphasizes reaching out

by Clifton B. Parker
October 08, 2004

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Director of Jewish studies and the Emanuel Ringelblum Professor of Jewish History at UC Davis, David Biale says more than ever he sees the religious divide in the United States between the religious-minded and the secularists, rather than one re

IN THE RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT: David Biale speaks on religious tolerance abroad, at home

by Clifton B. Parker
October 08, 2004

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