TuesdayNewsdayVol. 7 - Issue 36 - June 08, 2021 |  |
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 UC Santa Cruz will hold Slug Crossing and virtual commencements this weekend to recognize graduating seniors. |
In a year like no other, UC Santa Cruz students demonstrated their drive, intellect, creativity, and much more. Fifteen profiles showcase just some of the outstanding Banana Slugs in the Class of 2021. |
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 | Commencement is just days away! Chancellor Cynthia Larive and Sammy Slug are getting ready for Slug Crossing, which starts June 11. |
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 | A new understanding of the relationship between stream flows and salmon survival provides a critical tool for balancing water needs. |
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 | A new paper shows that, in mountain habitats, tropical species are racing to higher elevations while temperate counterparts lag behind.
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 | Over the past 1.2 million years, marine life was repeatedly extinguished in low-oxygen ‘dead zones’ in the North Pacific Ocean during warm climates. |
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 | Alumnus George Kraw reflects on the success of the popular Kraw Lecture Series, which turns complex scientific inquiry into public presentations.
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Warming Oceans, Stronger Swells: Big Wave Surfers Ride More Powerful Waves |  | Santa Cruz Sentinel - June 02, 2021
UC Santa Cruz senior seizes dreams despite early challenges |  | The Los Angeles Review of Books - May 26, 2021
At Shul, We Drink Single Malt: On “A Fortress in Brooklyn” |  | Lookout Santa Cruz - June 02, 2021
His very own ‘Tour de cello’: Wistful over the lost year, UCSC senior on a graduation serenade mission |  | STAT - June 01, 2021
Researchers claim they have sequenced the entirety of the human genome — including the missing parts |  | The Atlantic - June 01, 2021
One More Reason to Admire Elephant Trunks |  | Lookout Santa Cruz - June 02, 2021
‘Their own intersection of pandemics’: Oral historians reflect on stories from UCSC’s year of crisis |  | Fast Company - June 03, 2021
Three soft skills leaders need for hybrid work environments |
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