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IN BRIEF ...

by Amy Agronis
March 18, 2005

University

Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef, left, announces Maureen Stanton, second from left, as the recipient of the 2005 UC Davis Prize for Undergraduate Teaching and Scholarly Achievement. The announcement was met with a round of cheers from those assem

Ecologist wins $30,000 teaching prize; Maureen Stanton lauded for her knack of promoting critical thinking

by Sylvia Wright
March 18, 2005

University

Experts examine baby signs, Schwarzenegger’s charisma, chimps and more

by Amy Agronis
March 18, 2005

University

Photo: man's portrait

Nosek Named UC Davis Administration Vice Chancellor

by Mitchel Benson
March 18, 2005

Nosek named administration vice chancellor

by Lisa Lapin
March 18, 2005

University

Today marks conception of University Farm

by Amy Agronis
March 18, 2005

University

The challenges that happen in sports parallel the challenges athletes face in life, says Ross Flowers, who tries to teach student-athletes to apply this wisdom after college. ��

Ross Flowers counsels the inner athlete

by Clifton B. Parker
March 18, 2005

University

OFF THE BEATEN PATH ...

by Amy Agronis
March 18, 2005

University

David Risling, ‘father of Indian education,’ dies at age 83

by Susanne Rockwell
March 18, 2005

University

Photo: rat and woman look at each other

Study Shows How Animals Sense When Food Lacks Amino Acids

by Pat Bailey
March 17, 2005

Sloan, March of Dimes Fellowships Awarded

by Andy Fell
March 16, 2005

Photo: man's portrait

David Risling, Father of Indian Education, Dies

by Susanne Rockwell
March 15, 2005

Photo: woman on grass talking

Ecologist Wins $30,000 Prize for Teaching and Scholarship

by Sylvia Wright
March 14, 2005

Scientists, MBAs Get Down to Business in New Program

by Julia Ann Easley
March 14, 2005

Society, Arts & Culture

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

Are you saying ‘No’ for all the wrong reasons?

by Amy Agronis
March 11, 2005

University

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ...

by Amy Agronis
March 11, 2005

University

Capt. Carson Spear, right, shown in Iraq with Sgt. Don Brister, credits much of his leadership skills to mentorship he received at UC Davis.

Aggies serve their country; former ROTC students discuss fighting in Iraq

by Clifton B. Parker
March 11, 2005

University

Vet school earns full accreditation as buildings rise

by Pat Bailey
March 11, 2005

University

Campus prepares faculty and staff housing services

by Clifton B. Parker
March 11, 2005

University

Provost Virginia Hinshaw, right, enjoys the FIRST Robotics Competition excitement with Karen McDonald, associate dean in the College of Engineering.

Robots invade ARC; event makes its UC Davis debut

by Andy Fell
March 11, 2005

University

Center for Regenerative Science and Therapies leads stem cell planning on campus

by Andy Fell
March 11, 2005

University

DELICATE O-PURR-ATION ...

by UC Davis News Service
March 11, 2005

University

Physics professor Steve Carlip stands next to a bigger-than-life image in the Physics and Geology building of Albert Einstein riding a bike. Theories that Einstein published in 1905 have provided a catalyst for the work of Carlip and several oth

PICKING UP WHERE GENIUS LEFT OFF — Albert Einstein’s theories prompt discovery, investigation a full century later

by Andy Fell
March 11, 2005

University

Kara Schmelzer and Aaron Clements demonstrate the properties of a new paint. Through a new progam in business development, they are teaming up to bring a more durable ship paint to market.

Science means business in new UC Davis certificate program

by Julia Ann Easley
March 11, 2005

University

AT UC & BEYOND ... Pool of higher ed news grows; role of ‘citizen-bioethicists’ defined

by Clifton B. Parker
March 11, 2005

University

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