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Journalism Graduate Selected for Prestigious New York Times Fellowship
Stephen Ceasar, a 2009 UA School of Journalism graduate, is one of only five students picked for the James Reston Reporting Fellowship given by The New York Times.
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Medical Students to Learn Their Future at Match Day
On Thursday, UA medical students will receive letters showing where they will be doing their residency training.
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Journalism Professor to Testify in Congress Regarding Government Transparency
David Cuillier, a UA assistant professor of journalism, will provide House members with information about new research in cultures of openness and secrecy among federal agencies.
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UA Campus Health Offers Online Personal Trainer
Live Fit works just as a personal trainer or nutritionist would, providing UA students, faculty and staff with customized information based on an individual's personal health-related desires and needs.
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Book Festival Workshops Varied, Extensive
The Tucson Festival of Books kicks off at the UA on Saturday and features a diverse range of workshops.
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Why Female Moths are Big and Beautiful
Studying giant hawk moths, UA researchers have discovered that the key to unraveling the mystery of sexual size dimorphism lies in the early developmental stages.
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Fowler Earns National Player of Week Honor
Arizona Daily Star | Arizona Wildcats pitcher Kenzie Fowler earned the honor after pitching 21 scoreless innings last week. The Wildcats are currently ranked No. 2 in the country. -
Skin Cancer Outnumbers Other Cancers Combined KVOA-TV | Dr. Clara Curiel, assistant professor of dermotology and member of the Arizona Cancer Center, agrees with a new study that calls for the teatment of skin cancer as a chronic disease and as an under recognized epidemic.
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Eller College Launches Academic Integrity Hotline UANews | The Goodcat Hotline is designed to empower students to report their observations of academic dishonesty in the classroom and to promote ethical decision making among students.
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Journalism Graduate Selected for Prestigious New York Times FellowshipUANews | Stephen Ceasar, a 2009 UA School of Journalism graduate, is one of only five students picked for the James Reston Reporting Fellowship given by The New York Times.
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How to Survive Spring Allergy Season WebMD | For a lot of folks, it's allergy season, with stuffy heads, runny noses, sore throats, itching eyes, plus coughing and sneezing. UA allergy expert Dr. Paul Enright and others offer advice on what to take to make you feel better.
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Greenhouse Gas Regulations Might Aggravate Climate ChangeUANews | UA engineers find swapping one chemical for another may actually result in greater energy use, compounding the problems the new chemical was supposed to fix.
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Bill Gates Sr. Wraps Up Book Festival Arizona Daily Star | William Gates Sr., father of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, discussed his book in which he shares life lessons and told stories about his willful son on the final day of Tucson Festival of Books.
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The War on Soda: The Health Case for it Philadelphia Daily News | Citing a recent UA study showing that a child would have to watch 10 hours of TV before seeing one ad for a nutritional food or drink, Amy Jordan of Penn State's Annenberg Public Policy Center takes a look at food marketing to children.
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Journalism Professor to Testify in Congress Regarding Government TransparencyUANews | David Cuillier, a UA assistant professor of journalism, will provide House members with information about new research in cultures of openness and secrecy among federal agencies.
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Weeds in Full Bloom Thanks to Rainy Winter Arizona Republic | A wetter than normal winter has given Arizonans a bumper crop of less than desirable visitors to lawns and gardens. In addition to people's allergies that weeds often aggravate, UA extension biologist Ed Northam said the problem is more serious.
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Medical Students to Learn Their Future at Match DayUANews | On Thursday, UA medical students will receive letters showing where they will be doing their residency training.
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Sticky Situation Inspires a Cleaner Remote Control Seattle Times | A peanut butter-encrusted TV remote led an inventor to create a television remote that is less likely to collect samples from the kitchen. UA scientists tested the ubiquitous household device and found it contained less bacteria than a regular remote before being wiped clean and less after being cleaned.
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U.S. Undersecretary of Education to Speak at UAUANews | Martha J. Kanter, who is responsible for policies, programs and other activies related to the nation's education system, will speak at the UA later this month.
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UA Campus Health Offers Online Personal TrainerUANews | Live Fit works just as a personal trainer or nutritionist would, providing UA students, faculty and staff with customized information based on an individual's personal health-related desires and needs.
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Pat Tillman's Legacy: More Help for Military Veterans in College USA Today | The UA is one of eight universities across the country to offer the Pat Tillman Foundation's Tillman Military Scholars program, which offers scholarships to help veterans dedicated to service who are pursuing higher education.
