Tuesday Newsday
VOL. 1    ISSUE 17February 03, 2015
 

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Research awards help students pursue further marine science projects

Research awards help students pursue further marine science projects

From sea otters to sea level rise, Student Research and Education Awards will support a wide range of student research projects.

Warming ocean temperatures bring colorful sea slugs to the area

Warming ocean temperatures bring colorful sea slugs to the area

Bright pink, inch-long sea slugs have shown up in the highest numbers and northernmost locations since the 1998 El NiƱo, UC Santa Cruz researchers report.

California Legislature commends economics chair for public service

California Legislature commends economics chair for public service

Resolution honors Rob Fairlie for his work to "reduce poverty and inequality, improve education, and increase job opportunities and entrepreneurship."

Game designer Brenda Romero wins Game Developers Choice Award

Game designer Brenda Romero wins Game Developers Choice Award

Ambassador Award cites director of UC Santa Cruz's Games and Playable Media master's program for helping the game industry "advance to a better place."

 

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Atlanta Journal-Constituion

Atlanta Journal-Constituion - January 26, 2015
Foreign teachers come at a price, experts say

U.S. News & World Report

U.S. News & World Report - January 30, 2015
'Fresh Off the Boat' Signals a New Era: Asian-Americans get a mainstream shot with ABC's new sitcom

KQED Newsroom

KQED Newsroom - January 30, 2015
Tracking elephant seals

San Francisco Chronicle

San Francisco Chronicle - January 30, 2015
Sea slug masses migrate to Northern California coast

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