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Drinking, Smoking Often Intertwine for Students
Mark and Mimi Nichter have published a series of articles recently about the smoking behaviors of college students, offering important insights about smoking related to drinking, gender and stress.
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Shelton to Deliver State of the University Address in Phoenix
Shelton will address the University's presence and future in Maricopa County, as well as the overall direction of the University.
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UA Makes Top 20 List for Peace Corps
The UA, still the state's largest producer of Peace Corps volunteers, has once again reached top-20 status for involving students in the humanitarian organization.
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NSF Honors Achievements of UA-led Water Research Center
In 2000, the UA started what would become one of the world's foremost powerhouses in water-related research.
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Vail Academy and High School Breaks Ground at UA Tech Park
The UA Tech Park will be home to the Vail Academy and High School, a new K-12 school that will emphasize math, science and engineering through partnerships with the UA and Tech Park tenants.
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New Children's Medical Center to Provide Economic Clout as Well
The new Diamond Children's Medical Center will, according to a new study, boost the regional economy by more than $5 billion over the next five years.
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College of Science Spring Lectures Focus on "Mind and Brain"UANews | The six-part lecture series, "Mind and Brain," starts the evening of Tuesday, Feb. 23 and will explore how brains are built, how minds are made and how cognitive and neural science is changing the way we think.
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Colleges Serving Hispanics on the Rise
Arizona Daily Star | UA South and Pima Community College are two of 10 federally designated Hispanic Serving Institutions in Arizona with many more colleges, including UA main campus, pursuing the designation. Colleges with the designation are eligible for federal grants to help improve academic outcomes for Hispanic or low-income students. -
Think Tank Expanding ServicesUANews | After having a successful first semester, the UA's Think Tank has expanded services to the Park Student Union.
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Drinking, Smoking Often Intertwine for StudentsUANews | Mark and Mimi Nichter have published a series of articles recently about the smoking behaviors of college students, offering important insights about smoking related to drinking, gender and stress.
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New Ag Technology Needed Arizona Daily Star | As labor pools continue to decline, new technologies, such as those being developed by the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, will be needed to free human hands for other tasks.
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Improvements to Enhance Trade With Mexico Arizona Republic | Mexican shoppers contribute $2.69 billion a year to the state's economy, according to research by the University of Arizona's Eller College of Management. Getting those shoppers across the border faster will encourage more trips - and more spending.
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CPAs Offer Insights, Answer Questions During 'Tax Tips Week' UANews | A special week on "Arizona Illustrated" features Arizona CPAs in discussions about taxes and answering a wide-range of viewer tax questions.
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Shelton to Deliver State of the University Address in PhoenixUANews | Shelton will address the University's presence and future in Maricopa County, as well as the overall direction of the University.
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NSF Honors Achievements of UA-led Water Research CenterUANews | In 2000, the UA started what would become one of the world's foremost powerhouses in water-related research.
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New Study at UA Steele Children's Research Center Shows Link Between Inflammatory Disease and Premature AgingUANews | A group of researchers at the UA Steele Children's Research Center have discovered a genetic link between inflammation in the digestive tract and premature aging.
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University of Arizona's Tree Ring Lab Unlocking the Past KNXV-TV | Since the UA Tree Ring Lab had its original breakthrough dating ancient ruins here in the southwest, its scientists have studied tree rings to find clues about climate, archeology and the history of civilizations affected by climate.
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UA Makes Top 20 List for Peace CorpsUANews | The UA, still the state's largest producer of Peace Corps volunteers, has once again reached top-20 status for involving students in the humanitarian organization.
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Southeastern Water Wars Governing | Robert Glennon, the UA's Morris K. Udall Professor of Law & Public Policy, suggests that much like Atlanta, other states in the nation will continue to struggle over issues of water as water tables continue to drop but the population rate continues to hike.
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'Simply Smashing': UA Physicist Discusses His Role on 'Big Science' ProjectUANews | The upcoming Science Café features Michael Shupe, a member of the Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest particle accelerator.
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Star Nights: Public Invited for Stargazing at Sabino CanyonUANews | The UA Astronomy Club will continue to host its monthly star parties at Sabino Canyon on the first Saturday of every month. These informal star parties include telescope viewing, constellation mapping and an introduction to the programs offered at the Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter.
