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IN MEMORIAM: James Steichel

by Amy Agronis
April 23, 2004

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Wired-up class space in works

by Clifton B. Parker
April 23, 2004

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CAMPUS SEMINARS...

by Amy Agronis
April 23, 2004

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Mark Servis and James Bourgeois were among the recipients of the endowed chairs celebrated during the mid-April ceremony. Andrew Waterhouse, who was not able to attend the event, also was recognized.

New endowed chair-holders honored; gifts to create five other faculty funds

by Amy Agronis
April 23, 2004

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At an April 14 luncheon at the Institute of Governmental Affairs, Lon Hatamiya talks with longtime friend Richard Rominger, former U.S. deputy secretary of agriculture and a newly appointed UC Davis alumnus on the UC Board of Regents. At the eve

BREAKTIME: Lon Hatamiya — Bringing global trade expertise to campus

by Amy Agronis
April 23, 2004

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UC Davis Auction to Raise Money for Student Athletes

by Julia Ann Easley
April 22, 2004

South Asian Awareness Week Makes Its Debut

by Susanne Rockwell
April 22, 2004

UC Davis Hosts Calif. Governor's Hydrogen Highways Event

by Sylvia Wright
April 20, 2004

Fox officially named UCSD chancellor

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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Student Taeko Aoki makes her selection at one of the campus's 130 vending machines, which last year dispensed some 500,000 sodas.

New dollars bubble up from larger sodas

by Clifton B. Parker
April 16, 2004

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Alex Russell of Undergraduate Admissions and Outreach Services, right, leads Head Counselor John Maiers, left, and about 30 juniors and seniors from Alameda High School to their next stop during a campus visit this month. “As a counselor,” s

Outreach options weighed in light of budget

by Julia Ann Easley
April 16, 2004

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Forum to probe lab issues; faculty to vote on whether to pursue federal contracts

by Andy Fell
April 16, 2004

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Research and a favorite pastime come together for Michael Parrella, who not only studies bugs in depth to aid pest management efforts, but also keeps exploring new ways to make bugs more appealing to freshwater trout as an avid fly-fisherman.

Breaktime: Michael Parrella — At home near water, in work and play

by Clifton B. Parker
April 16, 2004

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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U.S. News rates graduate programs among tops in nation

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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Tribute to Be Held for Charles Soderquist

by Lisa Lapin
April 16, 2004

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The Guggenheim Fellowship recipients are, clockwise from top left, Alan M. Taylor, Stephen Brush, Deborah Harkness and Daniel Cox.

Campus garners four Guggenheims

by Susanne Rockwell
April 16, 2004

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IN MEMORIAM...Soderquist and Swift tributes set

by Lisa Lapin
April 16, 2004

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IN BRIEF...

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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CAMPUS EVENTS...

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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This artist’s rendering illustrates the general initial concept design for the multi-use stadium, including seating for 10,000 to 15,000 people. The design is expandable to accommodate up to 30,000 spectators.

Multi-use stadium project faces delay; regents postpone review

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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DBS seeks to become college; faculty vote slated

by Clifton B. Parker
April 16, 2004

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CAMPUS SEMINARS...

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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Undergraduate research conference to show off diverse studies

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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Senior Mechanic Doug Woolf began working on campus in 1974. He says he has no immediate plans to retire, but speculates he’ll call it quits within six years so he can spend more of his free time traveling.

SERVICE AWARD SPOTLIGHT: Doug Woolf — Following in his dad’s footsteps

by Amy Agronis
April 16, 2004

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