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Tuesday, June 11, 2002 Today's Paper News Sports Opinion Columns Review Sci-Tech Search Recent Issues 2002 2001 2000 1999 Before 1999 The Daily Cal About the Daily Cal Daily Cal Staff Contacting Us Advertising Info Daily Cal Alumni Association News Kerr Reacts to Past and Present FBI Involvement Former UC Berkeley Student Makes Information Public Seth Rosenfeld began his 17-year odyssey to ...

Climate study shows state's vulnerability to global warming A detailed new study by UCSC researchers says global warming will mean warmer temperatures and smaller snowpacks in California, with serious adverse effects on the state's water supply. Everybody has guessed at the effects on water resources, but now we have numbers and locations, said Lisa Sloan, an associate professor of Earth ...

The UC Santa Barbara Daily Nexus, an independent student newspaper serving the campus and local community ...

The UC Santa Barbara Daily Nexus, an independent student newspaper serving the campus and local community ...

Home News Features Arts Sports Editorials Columns Article Search keywords advanced search O N L I N E UC Davis Serving UC Davis and Yolo County Since 1915 June 11, 2002 IN TODAY'S PAPER After hardship-filled childhood, Chinese girl granted asylum with help of UCD Immigration Clinic By Andrew Whelan Aggie Senior Staff Writer May 29, 2002 - It has been said that everyone has a story to tell. For a ...

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June 06, 2002 VOLUME 106, ISSUE 20 Archives Advertising Staff Feedback Tyler Huff /Guardian Fine fit: Marlene Kame (right), who is graduating from John Muir College with a psychology degree, tries on her traditional graduation garb. Guardian Web Poll Do you like UCSDis five-college system Yes No Don't know Don't care View Results Graduating seniors suit up Students excited, worried about what ...

NEWS | SPORTS | OPINION | FEATURES | ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT | SUNDIAL GALLERY | CLASSIFIEDS | STAFF | SEARCH NEWS SPORTS OPINION FEATURES ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT SUNDIAL GALLERY CLASSIFIEDS STAFF SEARCH Site search Web search U powered by FreeFind Welcome to the Summer Sundial, the 8, 000 circulation student newspaper at California State University, Northridge. CSU Northridge is located about 20 miles ...

The Heuristic Squelch On-Line is the internet guise of U.C. Berkeley's funniest and most popular campus humor magazine, the Heuristic Squelch. ...

The Spartan, serving San Jose State University since 1934.

PCC-Courieronline.com is produced by students at Pasadena City College in Pasadena, California. It is the number one news source for students at PCC.

State Hornet, the official student voice of California State University Sacramento ...

Viking Newspaper of Long Beach City College.

Talon Marks, a newspaper of Cerritos College.

Chico State's award winning newspaper ...

IN THIS ISSUE: A report from the Democratic National Convention The proposed Exposition Blvd. light rail line An interview with Saul Williams wait! there's more IN THE PREVIOUS ISSUE: The Trojan Horse interviews Annabel Chong ARCHIVES CURRENT FEEDBACK WRITE LINKS HOME ...

The Hornet, student voice of Fullerton College ...

The San Diego State University student newspaper.

The Foghorn, the student voice of the Univeristy of San Francisco.

April 4, 2002 IRS financial form set for release For the last two years, Pepperdine University has been listed in the U.S. News and World Report as one of the top 50 universities in the nation. But for the past 20 years, it s had the stigma of being one of only a handful of universities listed in The Chronicle of Higher Education as claiming exemption on the IRS 990 form for nonprofit ...

The voice of De Anza College.

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The Breeze, a newspaper of Chaffey College.

A Community News Center at Cypress College ...

Wednesday, May 29, 2002 Students getting all geared up for graduation, summer vacationAs the last days of class approach, students are more impatient to be free. While some of them prepare for graduation day with family and friends, others think about vacation. Full Story Enterprise College offering three-week course in ecomonics Enterprise College, a three-week course on the essentials of ...

El Vaquero, the official Student Newspaper of Glendale Community College ...

Clarion, a newspaper of Citrus college.

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Palo Alto Weather 60 F clear Wednesday, June 5, 2002 MORE OPTIONS... DAILY HOME PAGE YESTERDAY'S PAPER NEWS SPORTS OPINIONS INTERMISSION PHOTO GALLERY ABOUT THE DAILY ADVERTISING LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CLASSIFIED ADS SUBSCRIPTIONS PHOTO REPRINTS ARCHIVES CONTACT Matt Sayles Senior Scott Dragicevich led the Cardinal yesterday with 4 hits and 2 RBI. Students stop out Senate passes bills, presents ...