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IN BRIEF ... Power line problem temporarily leaves campus without power; West Nile impacts examined; fair showcases volunteer opportunities

by Amy Agronis
October 08, 2004

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Anthony Wexler considers himself among the academics on campus who have already benefited from the assistance of the newly established Interdisciplinary Research Support Unit. The unit seeks to help faculty better compete for bigger and more co

Promoting a well-connected campus: Unit facilitates interdisciplinary research proposals

by Andy Fell
October 08, 2004

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Nancy Redpath says her work on campus as an administrative assistant and off campus as the operator of the Davis-based bicycling tour company, Imagine Tours, complement each other.

Nancy Redpath: Making wheels go ’round and ’round

by Amy Agronis
October 08, 2004

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New ARC Wellness Manager Raychel Adler, right, takes UC Davis rowing team member Joan Silva through some exercises.

Campus follows holistic trend; ARC puts focus on wellness

by Julia Ann Easley
October 08, 2004

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Memorial set for entomology emeritus Lange

by Amy Agronis
October 08, 2004

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Clery statistics show more assaults, robberies in ’03

by Paul Pfotenhauer
October 08, 2004

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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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Frank Sousa, a Class of 1974 School of Medicine graduate and now a clinical professor, presents a new stethoscope to Ekama Onofiok, class of 2008.

Medical school welcomes 36th class

by Amy Agronis
October 01, 2004

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Regents raise UC eligibility standards; minimum GPA goes from 2.8 to 3.0

by Amy Agronis
October 01, 2004

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Opportunity knocks for temporary employees

by Clifton B. Parker
October 01, 2004

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Non-resident graduate tuition policy takes effect

by Clifton B. Parker
October 01, 2004

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When he’s not teaching, researching or chasing his toddler daughter around the house, Associate Professor Andy Hargadon can regularly be found working out as part of the Davis Aquatic Masters club.

BREAKTIME — Andy Hargadon: Immersed in the study of innovation

by Amy Agronis
October 01, 2004

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Health system announces bonus leave, salary increases

by Clifton B. Parker
October 01, 2004

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WHEELIN’ INTO FALL ...

by Amy Agronis
October 01, 2004

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Faculty panel advises new tenure-seekers

by Clifton B. Parker
October 01, 2004

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IN BRIEF: Media panel to examine race issues; UC earns 'genius' grants...

by Amy Agronis
October 01, 2004

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“When it comes down to it, are you going to say, ‘I wish I spent one more day at work, or one more day with family?’” asks mom Kathy Valley, left, who can enjoy the best of both worlds, since she and her daughter, Chrissy Valley, both wo

Campus custodial work draws Winters family closer together

by Amy Agronis
October 01, 2004

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

CHALLENGES & CHANGES: Keep a taste of summer in mind all year around

by Amy Agronis
October 01, 2004

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Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef, left, and Academic Senate chair Dan Simmons discuss their takes on how to improve shared governance at UC Davis. “I don’t expect we will agree all the time but we’ll never have to worry about our communicating,

Campus leaders eye shared governance

by Maril Revette Stratton
October 01, 2004

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Childhood Obesity Efforts Need Coordination and National Standards, Survey Finds

by Pat Bailey
September 29, 2004

Medical center announces switch to independent air ambulance services

by Amy Agronis
September 24, 2004

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Dennis Rolston stands outside what was formerly the Architects and Engineers building but has become the consolidated offices for the John Muir Institute. The institute is expected to not only be more integrated but also to gain more visibility

Muir Institute hits its stride

by John Stumbos
September 24, 2004

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