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3.13.2009
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Professor Jay Lund at UC Day forum, showing schematic of the state water system.
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UC DAY AT THE CAPITOL: University viewed as a jobs engine, smart investment
SACRAMENTO — We are ideas. We are solutions. We are the University of California.
We are people like Dean Nicole Biggart of the Graduate School of Management and Professor Jay Lund of the ... [ More ]
MARCH 16 UPDATE: Mondavi Center's acoustical canopy all fixed; the 'show goes on' with Ladysmith Black Mambazo tonight
The show will go on. So say officials with the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, as they announced this morning (March 16) that the acoustic canopy in Jackson Hall is all fixed and ... [ More ]
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Larry Vanderhoef is stepping down in June after 15 years as chancellor and 10 years before that as executive vice chancellor and provost.
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Honors for Vanderhoef: Scholarship fund for students and staff, LuPone concert in May, open house in June
UC Davis is offering its best wishes to Larry Vanderhoef as he steps down from the chancellor’s post after 15 years of service.
One way to honor him is with a gift to the newly established ... [ More ]
SHE ‘COULDA, WOULDA’ ... and, in fact, LuPone WILL sing for the chancellor
Two-time Tony Award winner Patti LuPone is bringing Broadway to UC Davis for her May 30 show: Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda.
The songs in this one-woman show are from musicals “in which she could ... [ More ]
CURTIS MUSICIANS ON TOUR: IN SACRAMENTO AND DAVIS
Curtis on Tour, young performers from Philadelphia’s Curtis Institute of Music, is coming to the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts for the second year in a row—and the schedule once ... [ More ]
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Grupo Corpo's performance at the Mondavi Center is being rescheduled.
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MONDAVI CENTER'S REVISED SCHEDULE
Editor's note: See separate story about problems with the acoustic canopy over the Jackson Hall stage, and the resulting schedule changes.
Grupo Corpo—Seven or Eight Pieces for a Ballet and ... [ More ]
EXHIBITIONS: A pair of receptions
Creative Expression of the Connections Between Art and Science — Reception and awards ceremony, 7 p.m. today (March 13), at the Pence Gallery, 212 D St., Davis. Presented by the UC Davis ... [ More ]
30 days in the life of Davis, as seen from a bicycle
UC Davis is literally rolling into its next century, via a centennial event on two wheels.
Actually, four wheels — two on Gregg Whelan’s bike and two on Gary Winters’ bike. ... [ More ]
Yolo County files charges in January dorm room search that police said yielded explosives
UC Davis police reported the arrest last week of Eric Calman in connection with the discovery of explosive materials in his residence hall room in January.
In a complaint filed by the Yolo County ... [ More ]
Perfect plan: Pancakes and plants!
How’s this for a Saturday plan? On March 14, start with the UC Davis Student Resident Firefighters’ annual Pancake Breakfast, benefiting the American Cancer Society’s Relay for ... [ More ]
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The season's first plant sale is March 14.
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THE OUTDOORS: At the arboretum and Stebbins Cold Canyon
The UC Davis Arboretum is welcoming spring with a pair of plant sales, one this weekend and the other the first weeked of April. The sales are presented by Friends of the UC Davis Arboretum.
March ... [ More ]
BRIEFS: TGFS, daughters and sons, safe haven, MU and finals
Fun is one part of TGFS; volunteering is another
Thank Goodness for Staff offers plenty of opportunities to have fun and plenty of opportunities to help with the organizing.
For the former, take ... [ More ]
Connecting with Aggie parents
Maria Zalesky, special events coordinator for UC Davis Athletics since 2002, has been hired to help foster closer connections between UC Davis and the parents of its students.
She began Feb. 24 as ... [ More ]
Teaching prize to animal scientist: Ed DePeters aims to teach ‘why’ things work as they do, not just ‘how’
Think of Ed DePeters next time you reach for a carton of milk. The UC Davis animal science professor and expert in dairy cow nutrition can tell you exactly how the average cud-chewing cow turns ... [ More ]
SCIENCE OF CYCLING
California brought world-class cyclists to Davis on Feb. 15 to compete in Stage 1 of America’s most successful cycling race—the Amgen Tour of California.
UC Davis has several ... [ More ]
LAURELS: Faculty, students recognized for accomplishments
This column offers a sampling of honors recently awarded to UC Davis faculty, staff and units:
Richard Pan, associate professor of pediatrics at UC Davis Children’s Hospital, has been chosen ... [ More ]
LIBERAL LEGACY
Law professor emeritus Cruz Reynoso speaks at a March 6 campus symposium exploring the career of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, as law professor Diane Marie Amann looks on. To her right is ... [ More ]
USING SOCIAL MEDIA AT UC DAVIS
It is time to get social — as in “social media.”
Members of the campus community are increasingly using social media like Twitter and Facebook and other Internet innovations to ... [ More ]
AROUND THE UC
Brave, new UCLA
The UCLA Library has acquired the literary archive of the visionary novelist and essayist Aldous Huxley (1894-1963).
The collection contains literary materials he created ... [ More ]
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UC Davis students Anne Reeder, foreground, and, in the back, from left, Hilary Bryan and Heather Shapiro, in Beyond Belief.
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Beyond Belief continues through the weekend
A cast and crew of graduate students and undergraduates are blowing up balloons, sort of, for choreographer John Jasperse’s new work, Beyond Belief.
Jasperse, artistic director-choreographer ... [ More ]
Kids, Farms & Food camp joins crafts, aquatics, sports
For children’s activities this summer, Campus Recreation is offering everything you would expect and more — including a new camp called Kids, Farms & Food.
Campus Rec also ... [ More ]
Bored over spring break? Bust out at Campus Rec
Besides a variety of summer programs, Campus Recreation also runs Boredom Busters over spring break, for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Boredom Busters this year is scheduled from ... [ More ]
GOOD VIBRATIONS: Team IDs stem cells that could reverse hearing loss
A UC Davis Health System study raises hope of some day reversing the hearing loss that results from the death of thousands of minute hair cells that line the inner ear. Without these hair cells, the ... [ More ]
IN RESEARCH: Orcas’ unhealthy diet; Membership drive event for veterinary personnel
Orcas’ unhealthy diet
A study funded by UC Davis shows how killer whales (orcas) in the Pacific Northwest accumulate contaminants such as PCBs, which can reduce the whales’ ability to ... [ More ]
Lecture, market booth highlight brain week
The Center for Neuroscience and the Society for Neuroscience announced a series of outreach events in connection with Brain Awareness Week, an international effort dedicated to advancing public ... [ More ]
SEMINARS AND COLLOQUIA: Miller chemistry sympoisum
The registration deadline is March 25 for this year’s R. Bryan Miller chemistry symposium. Organizers said Harvard’s Stuart Schreiber will deliver the keynote: “The Gap Between ... [ More ]
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