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ILLUMINATING IMAGES FROM IRAQ ...

by Amy Agronis
September 17, 2004

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GSM expands reach to Bay Area market; applications to executive MBA programs on rise

by Julia Ann Easley
September 17, 2004

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Serving on the transition committee for the proposed Department of Plant Sciences are, from left, Heiner Lieth of environmental horticulture, Joe DiTomaso of crop and ecosystem sciences, Beth Mitcham of horticultural sciences, John Yoder of vege

Proposed plant sciences department takes shape; four CA&ES units merged

by Pat Bailey
September 17, 2004

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Cornerstones International Festival of Gardens features the work of six UC Davis students. The garden is designed to reflect "the concept of the attainment of knowledge," says student team leader Diana Walker-Smith.

Landscape architecture students plant seeds of success

by Amy Agronis
September 17, 2004

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UCOP NEWS ... Regents to meet, Saban resigns, UC shines in Athens

by Amy Agronis
September 17, 2004

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Bonus leave rolled out for holiday season

by Clifton B. Parker
September 17, 2004

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IN BRIEF ... Albin, campus rate tops; arboretum paths expand; wind overrated as aid in pollination

by Amy Agronis
September 17, 2004

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Photo: aerial map with property outlined in blue

Agricultural Land to Be Preserved Along I-80 Corridor

by Sylvia Wright
September 08, 2004

IN RESEARCH ... New “digester” converts garbage into energy

by John Stumbos
September 03, 2004

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TRANSITIONS...Fred Wood and Anthony Perez

by Amy Agronis
September 03, 2004

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A diving petrel

Scientists dive into mystery of what guides Antarctic birds home

by Amy Agronis
September 03, 2004

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This drawing shows the plan for the $24 million Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences.

UC Davis and Sierra Nevada College launch Tahoe center

by Sylvia Wright
September 03, 2004

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Heating accident causes monkey deaths

by Andy Fell
September 03, 2004

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Student advising co-director Tammy Hoyer talks with newly-admitted incoming students Kerry Klotzbach and Anna Bokides.

Campus readies for last-minute arrivals

by Julia Ann Easley
September 03, 2004

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Professors Walt Stone, left, and Bob Huckfeldt talk about events that give rise to political partisanship as they turn through the pages of Huckfeldts new book, Political Disagreement: The Survival of Diverse Opinions Within Communication Netwo

Partisanship, third parties examined: State of democracy thriving and driving collegial debate, researchers say

by Susanne Rockwell
September 03, 2004

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Campus earns $4.7M grant to protect food from terrorism

by Pat Bailey
September 03, 2004

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

EAP’s services and responsibilities are broad-based

by Amy Agronis
September 03, 2004

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Kitty Gebhart works with "Rudy," the medical center's new rounding robot.

Medical center tests robot — "Rudy" assists in bringing doctors to patients' bedsides after surgery

by Amy Agronis
September 03, 2004

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$4.7 Million Federal Grant to Protect California's Food Supply

by Pat Bailey
August 23, 2004

Delivering a whole-world education; GLOBE helps ‘internationalize’ students, campus

by Clifton B. Parker
August 20, 2004

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Lisa Girsh shows off the skateboard autographed by NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr., after he was hospitalized briefly last month at the medical center.

ONCE AROUND THE CAMPUS ... Olympics, stinky plant display provide venues for helping hands

by Amy Agronis
August 20, 2004

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The new plastic ID cards will take the place of the familiar blue paper cards.

One Card campus vision becomes reality

by Amy Agronis
August 20, 2004

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Development partners sought for West Village neighborhood

by Sylvia Wright
August 20, 2004

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Frank Mitloehner, an air quality extension specialist in animal science, with his dog, Sam, checks out the interior of one of the campus’s bovine bio-bubbles. Each of the four tents will house 10 cows as Mitloehner monitors emissions inside th

Cows corralled in bovine bubbles to study air emissions

by John Stumbos
August 20, 2004

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IN BRIEF: Davis rises in NSF rankings, governor's commission to host forum on campus ...

by Amy Agronis
August 20, 2004

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