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UC Davis air quality specialist Frank Mitloehner evaluates bovine emissions samples.

Surprising dairy air study informs policy

by Sylvia Wright
February 04, 2005

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Claire Pomeroy, vice chancellor for Human Health Services, talks with UC President Robert Dynes during a program highlighting UC’s efforts to use “doctors in training” to address the needs of underserved populations in the state. The progr

Students, officials celebrate UC Sacramento Center’s first year

by Amy Agronis
February 04, 2005

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Tsakopoulos could help keep stem cell research near UC Davis

by Clifton B. Parker
February 04, 2005

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Fewer apply to UC Davis for fall 2005

by Julia Ann Easley
February 04, 2005

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This fall, David Risling’s life of walking in two worlds culminated in his helping to lead tens of thousands of people on a march celebrating the Smith-sonian’s new National Museum of the American Indian. Readers can visit the museum online

David Risling: Walking in two worlds

by Amy Agronis
February 04, 2005

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A LOOK AT THE FUTURE ...

by Amy Agronis
February 04, 2005

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FOCUS ON SERVICE ... Helping others find peace at the end of life

by Amy Agronis
February 04, 2005

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Hopeful budget highlighted in brown bag talk; tsunami disaster, Division-I move also discussed

by Clifton B. Parker
February 04, 2005

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Central Valley urged to focus on jobs, housing

by Clifton B. Parker
February 04, 2005

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Arboretum director of horticulture Ellen Zagory recently took a class through University Extension on some of the birds of California and is becoming an avid bird-watcher, she says. But don’t expect binoculars to replace her trowel any time

SERVICE AWARD SPOTLIGHT ... Ellen Zagory: Helping the arboretum grow up right

by Amy Agronis
February 04, 2005

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Government program brings top German students to campus

by Andy Fell
February 04, 2005

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IN PRINT & ON TV ... Experts eye humanitarian needs in Asia, gifted programs, more; Design Museum ranked globally

by Amy Agronis
February 04, 2005

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KCRA Channel 3 news anchor Diedre Fitzpatrick, left, looks on as Tom Stallard, right, shakes the hand of Sacramento Metro Chamber CEO Matt Mahood. Stallard, a longtime UC Davis alumni board member, accepted the chamber’s Small Business of the

Chancellor earns top chamber kudos

by Clifton B. Parker
February 04, 2005

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Undergraduate Applications Down 4 Percent

by Julia Ann Easley
February 02, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

Compound Eases Lung Inflammation Caused by Smoking

by Pat Bailey
February 01, 2005

Campus-based journal encourages undergraduates down research path

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

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The new Veterinary Medicine Laboratory Facility surgery suite teems with activity last February as UC Davis students, staff and faculty members take part in Spay Day USA 2004 — a coast-to-coast effort to reduce unwanted pet populations. More t

Volunteers, bath towels sought for Spay Day 2005

by Pat Bailey
January 31, 2005

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The Rev. Seicho Asahi, of the Northern California Koyasan Temple in Sacramento, served as a representative of the Buddist community for the service.

Tsunami memorial taps power of prayer

by Clifton B. Parker
January 31, 2005

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UC Davis veterinarian and oil-spill expert Michael Ziccardi, left, examines an oiled grebe at the UC Davis oiled-bird rescue center in San Pedro. At right is Tamar Danufsky, director of an oiled-bird rescue center in Humboldt.

Heavy death toll from recent oil spill baffles rescue network

by Sylvia Wright
January 31, 2005

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

Challenges & Changes: Recognize that conflict can be a positive thing

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

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Ed Taylor stands amid souvenirs representative of his many travels throughout the world. His studies include international migration, rural economies and how economics impacts the environment.

Breaktime: Ed Taylor — Reaping the benefits of his passion for rural societies

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

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An artist’s rendering here shows the stadium design that was recently approved by the UC regents.

Regents OK multi-use stadium; expandable design could hold up to 30,000 spectators

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

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Survey indicates alumni are thriving and feel like family

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR...Throw a pro-Clinton element into the mix and a pro-Schwarzenegger amendment might fly

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

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Federal Web sites launched this month with the help of alumna Ann Veneman also links to information on the familiar Food Guide Pyramid, which, based on new research, is undergoing revision and will be re-released in the spring.

Alumna helps unveil healthy lifestyle standards

by Amy Agronis
January 31, 2005

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