Campus News
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New Farm cookbook out in time for the holidays
New UCSC Farm Cookbook Features Recipies For Seasonal Produce From The Great Chefs Of Santa Cruz County SANTA CRUZ, CA–Just in time for holiday feasting and gift giving, the Friends of the UC Santa Cruz Farm & Garden are pleased to announce publication of their second cookbook, Seasonal Recipes from the Great Chefs of Santa…
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Fat Liberation activist Nomy Lamm to speak
Fat Liberation Activist Nomy Lamm To Speak At UCSC November 10 SANTA CRUZ, CA–Nomy Lamm, a leading activist in the fat liberation movement, will deliver a lecture at UC Santa Cruz on Wednesday, November 10, at 7 p.m. Her talk, "It’s a Big, Fat Revolution!" will take place in Classroom Unit 2 and is free…
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Psychology professor honored for teaching
UC Santa Cruz Psychology Professor Honored For Teaching SANTA CRUZ, CA–Jean Fox Tree, an assistant professor of psychology at UC Santa Cruz, was honored by the Division of Social Sciences today (Thursday, October 21) for her excellence in teaching. Fox Tree, whose work was recently written up by the New York Times and featured on…
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Fire in Chemistry Lab
Fire Breaks Out In UC Santa Cruz Chemistry Lab One Student Is Hospitalized After Spilled Solvent Ignites SANTA CRUZ, CA–A fire that broke out in a UC Santa Cruz science building late Wednesday afternoon injured one student and caused minor damage to a chemistry laboratory. The fire was reported at 5:18 p.m. on the first…
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Students receive Ford Foundation fellowships
UC Santa Cruz Graduate Students Receive Ford Foundation Fellowships SANTA CRUZ, CA-Four graduate students at the University of California, Santa Cruz, have received Ford Foundation fellowships totaling nearly $80,000. Luz Calvo, a graduate student studying history of consciousness, received a $21,500 "dissertation fellows" award. In addition, three other graduate students received $14,000 fellowships plus payment…
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Native American artist Winona LaDuke visits
UCSC Hosts Leading Native American Artist Winona Laduke** SANTA CRUZ, CA–Winona LaDuke, one of the nation’s leading Native American and environmental activists, is coming to the University of California, Santa Cruz, on Tuesday, October 26, at 8 p.m. LaDuke will speak and read from her new book, All Our Relations: Native Struggles for Land and…
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Physics workshop for high school teachers
UCSC Offers Physics Workshop For High School Teachers SANTA CRUZ, CA–The Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics (SCIPP) at the University of California, Santa Cruz, will present a physics workshop for high school teachers on Saturday, November 13. The workshop, which is free and open to all teachers, will take place from 8:30 a.m. to…
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Huffman memorial set for October 23, 1999
UCSC Memorial Planned For Computer Scientist David Huffman Remembrance Will Take Place On Saturday, October 23, At 3 P.m. SANTA CRUZ, CA–A memorial service for David A. Huffman, the founding faculty member of UC Santa Cruz’s Computer Science Department and a pioneer in the field, will take place on campus on Saturday, October 23. Huffman…
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Preview Day on October 16, 1999
UC Santa Cruz To Host ‘preview Day’ For Prospective Students SANTA CRUZ, CA–Preview Day at the University of California, Santa Cruz–held each fall for prospective students, their parents, and counselors–will take place on campus on Saturday, October 16, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The day’s activities will include student-led campus tours of UCSC’s eight…
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Faculty member David Huffman dies at 74
Eminent UCSC computer scientist David Huffman dies at age 74 ‘Huffman Codes’ Used In Fax Machines, Modems, Other Applications Involving The Compression Of Data SANTA CRUZ, CA–David A. Huffman, the founding faculty member of the Computer Science Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a pioneer in the field, died at a local…
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Surprise grant for UCSC Library
Surprise Grant To UC Santa Cruz Library Will Turn Materials From Obsolete To Cutting Edge SANTA CRUZ, CA–Since 1971, Slide Collections in the University Library at the University of California, Santa Cruz, has been the home of the archive of photographer Branson DeCou. But, because DeCou produced mainly lantern slides, the delicate and dated format…
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Filippenko to lecture on astronomy
Astronomer Alex Filippenko To Give Free Public Astronomy Talk To UC Santa Cruz SANTA CRUZ, CA–Recent observations of very distant exploding stars have provided evidence that the expansion of the universe is speeding up with time rather than slowing down as cosmologists had expected. These observations, called the Science Breakthrough of 1998 by Science magazine,…