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Chad Justice, left, and Tom Kohnke of the Center for Geotechnical Modeling ready the campus’ upgraded centrifuge for viewing Monday. It is the largest hydraulic actuator of its type in the United States.

Earthquake simulation network launched; Center for Geotechnical Modeling gets centrifuge upgrade

by Andy Fell
November 19, 2004

University

IN PRINT & ON TV ... Faculty quoted on invasive plants, obesity, election, more

by Amy Agronis
November 19, 2004

University

For look at UC Davis' about 120 new hires for 2004-05, see <a href="http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/newfaculty2004.pdf">http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/newfaculty2004.pdf</a> </p>

New faculty heighten expertise, enhance global feel of campus

by Amy Agronis
November 19, 2004

University

UC Davis Enrolls 30,065 Students, Down from Fall 2003

by Julia Ann Easley
November 18, 2004

Student Life

Photo: Man and woman examine silk-screen transparency.

UC Davis Plans Art Program for Woodland Youth

by Susanne Rockwell
November 17, 2004

Photo: Book cover

UC Davis Scientist Publishes New Book on Itchy Plants

by John Stumbos
November 17, 2004

Building a Tree of Life Needs Less 'Wood'

by Andy Fell
November 16, 2004

Photo: book cover for "Nature" An Economic History"

Linking Empires, Economics, Evolution

by Andy Fell
November 16, 2004

Multipurpose Nanocables Invented

by Andy Fell
November 16, 2004

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Policy prices foreign students out of the market

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

Voters OK stem-cell, children’s hospital initiatives

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

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

Fight stress by examining what you try to control

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

Campus lays foundations for peace

by Pat Bailey
November 15, 2004

University

Campus bolsters sexual harassment program as new law takes effect

by Clifton B. Parker
November 15, 2004

University

Frank Zalom, shown holding a stink bug, is recognized for helping to make UC IPM a significant resource for researchers and growers as the state has transitioned away from environmentally unfriendly pesticides.

Separating the good bugs from the bad: Frank Zalom lauded for blazing new trails for IPM

by Clifton B. Parker
November 15, 2004

University

FOCUS ON SERVICE — Ray Rodriguez: Helping to make sure that ‘peace begins at home’

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

Donald Low memorial set

by Pat Bailey
November 15, 2004

University

Rod Cole says his dual roles as a lecturer and at the Learning Skills Center sometimes make his schedule a bit hectic. But, in the end, each job makes the other more interesting.

SERVICE AWARD SPOTLIGHT — Rod Cole: Enjoying the physics of two jobs

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

CRIMSON CHALLENGE ...

by Clifton B. Parker
November 15, 2004

University

Professor Emeritus Don Low Was Known as Father of Veterinary Urology

by Pat Bailey
November 15, 2004

Human & Animal Health

IN BRIEF: STEAC, diversity and sports programs under way

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

Center works to bring life to that which is ‘dead’

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

Photo: Three men in room looking at computers and screen

Earthquake Simulation Network Launched

by Andy Fell
November 15, 2004

Science & Technology

SHORELINE 'CANDY STORE' ...

by Amy Agronis
November 15, 2004

University

Georges Van Den Abbeele says UC Davis — with its highly collaborative nature — is in a perfect place to build a reputation for cultural extension throughout the Pacific region.

Projects provide cultural outreach to Pacific region

by Susanne Rockwell
November 15, 2004

University

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