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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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Childhood Obesity Efforts Need Coordination and National Standards, Survey Finds

by Pat Bailey
September 29, 2004

Botanist Barry Rice tends to several of his insect-eating pitcher plants at the Botanical Conservatory. An expert on carnivorous plants, Rice says we need not be afraid of these plants if we’re larger than insects.

Campus life finds Barry Rice caring for leafy carnivores

by Clifton B. Parker
September 24, 2004

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Convocation set for Wednesday

by Amy Agronis
September 24, 2004

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Jeff Hogan, center, takes to the road with fellow UC Davis athletics department staff members and Aggie football players last week to play Weber State in Ogden, Utah.

Service Award — Jeff Hogan: Combining sports, medicine, Led Zeppelin

by Amy Agronis
September 24, 2004

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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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AT UC & BEYOND: State’s higher ed earns ‘B’; UCLA marks Net’s start

by Clifton B. Parker
September 24, 2004

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NIH funding scrutinized as spending ebbs

by Clifton B. Parker
September 24, 2004

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When Earl Sawai isn’t busy working on pioneering AIDS research, he can be found reaching new heights as a participant in intramural sports on campus.

Breaktime — Earl Sawai: A force in the lab and on the playing field

by Amy Agronis
September 24, 2004

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James Prieger co-authored a study to assess the effect of possible legal bans on using cell phones while driving.

Cell phone ban may not reduce wrecks, campus researcher finds

by Susanne Rockwell
September 24, 2004

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IN BRIEF...fire damages lab; women faculty forum set...

by Amy Agronis
September 24, 2004

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Campus to help preserve ag land along interstate corridor

by Sylvia Wright
September 24, 2004

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Fall ushers in variety of changes

by Julia Ann Easley
September 24, 2004

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NEW FACULTY ORIENTATIONS ... Events set for Davis and medical center campuses

by Amy Agronis
September 24, 2004

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New student regent Adam Rosenthal: “I feel I can give my fellow regents feedback about how to make the entire UC system work better for the people of California.”

Rosenthal eyes affordability, outreach as he joins regents

by Julia Ann Easley
September 24, 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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