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Phil Shaver talks with the Dalai Lama during last fall’s meeting, which examined how people can alter the way they interpret and react to the world, a key tenet in Buddhist teachings.

Visit with Dalai Lama informs researcher’s work

by Mitchel Benson
May 20, 2005

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Suad Joseph, a campus expert in Middle Eastern family issues, looks on as Shirin Ebadi speaks candidly at Tuesday’s press conference.

Nobel winner Shirin Ebadi links human rights, democracy

by Clifton B. Parker
May 20, 2005

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"The Mussel Point extends the scientist’s arm out into the sea at this point on the coast in a way that was never before possible," says Susan Williams, director of Bodega Marine Laboratory. Some of the Mussel Point’s important design featur

New Boat Opens Door to Mysterious North Coast

by Sylvia Wright
May 20, 2005

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RACING TO MAKE UC DAVIS BETTER ...

by Amy Agronis
May 20, 2005

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Law school, Lawcappella kick off spring season of commencements

by Julia Ann Easley
May 20, 2005

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Campus experts comment on canine senility, prescription drug issues, Disneyland, more

by Amy Agronis
May 20, 2005

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Headlines keep focus on academic freedom

by Clifton B. Parker
May 20, 2005

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Photo: two divers standing at the end of a boat on the ocean

Innovative New Boat Opens Door to Mysterious N. Calif. Ocean

by Sylvia Wright
May 20, 2005

New meets old, samba meets tabla in full schedule of music concerts

by Amy Agronis
May 20, 2005

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Mondavi Center reaches for the stars

by Clifton B. Parker
May 13, 2005

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Watch Nobel Peace prize winner’s talk online

by Clifton B. Parker
May 13, 2005

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Wayne Rosing, senior vice president of Google, talks with dean Winston Ko and professor Tony Tyson, about the new fellowship.

Computer industry leader joins campus

by Andy Fell
May 13, 2005

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UC and Beyond: Math and science, a new service worker contract, and military recruiters

by Clifton B. Parker
May 13, 2005

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Autism study yields hope

by Clifton B. Parker
May 13, 2005

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African American community and culture celebrated

by Clifton B. Parker
May 13, 2005

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Debt issues trim building projects

by Clifton B. Parker
May 13, 2005

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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT ...

by Amy Agronis
May 06, 2005

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Campus experts comment on hot topics including pope selection, alternative fuels, weight gain and more

by Amy Agronis
May 06, 2005

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Mondavi's presenting program 2005-06: Speakers on big screens, avante garde music, Mozart tributes and more set

by Amy Agronis
May 06, 2005

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DIVERSITY HONORS ...

by Amy Agronis
May 06, 2005

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The TGFS Guess the Weight contest for 2005 challenges employees to be the closest to estimating the combined weight of the TGFS volunteers and a fuel-cell-powered bus. Guesses will be collected at the picnic on Wednesday.

TGFS NEWS: Bike valet, shuttle schedule set for Wednesday's annual picnic

by Amy Agronis
May 06, 2005

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SPEIER-HEADING SOLUTIONS ...

by Amy Agronis
May 06, 2005

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REGENTS' VISIT: Students praise curriculum, air fee concerns

by Clifton B. Parker
May 06, 2005

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Stephen Kowalczykowski’s work has helped scientists watch DNA repair processes.

Molecular Repairman: Kowalczykowski lauded by Senate for studies on the machinery of DNA

by Andy Fell
May 06, 2005

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IN RESEARCH NEWS ...

by Clifton B. Parker
May 06, 2005

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