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April 11, 2008
For many undergraduates, summer vacation means sleeping late, reconnecting with friends from high school and lazy afternoons by the pool. But seven weeks of statistics, economics and policy analysis? That’s what UC Merced junior Amanda Camelo has in store for herself this summer, and she couldn’t...
April 11, 2008
It’s said that in spring, a young man’s fancies turn to love. But thanks to two enterprising UC Merced juniors, the guys have something else to keep them busy this spring:Golden Bobcats baseball. With some formidable rookie talent on the 2008 roster, the Bobcats are looking to improve upon last...
April 11, 2008
It’s said that in spring, a young man’s fancies turn to love. But thanks to two enterprising UC Merced juniors, the guys have something else to keep them busy this spring: Golden Bobcats baseball. With some formidable rookie talent on the 2008 roster, the Bobcats are looking to improve upon last...
April 10, 2008
MERCED - How do we gesture, and why? What is the role of gesture in everyday communication? How did gestures evolve in human language - before speech, or after? What areas of the brain are activated with gesture? Internationally renowned experts will discuss these and related questions at the...
April 9, 2008
MERCED - On Saturday, April 19, the University of California, Merced, will host Bobcat Day, an annual campus open house, in conjunction with the third annual Fairy Shrimp Festival and the “Third Ever UC Merced Family Art Show.” Students, prospective students and the general public are invited to...
April 9, 2008
MERCED — A partnership between the University of California, Merced, and the Gallo Center for the Arts allows members of the community to support cultural and artistic experiences for students. The university will take a chartered bus of students and community members to see performances at the new...
April 4, 2008
Anyone who thinks all cats are aloof never met Rocko, a 3-year-old Siamese mix that UC Merced junior Javad John Fatollahi adopted as a stray. When Fatollahi would come home after class, Rocko nuzzled and purred. The cat would scamper along behind Fatollahi when he went to the mailbox, just like a ...
April 4, 2008
About 18 months into herPh.D.program at UC Merced, Julie Phillips has learned one thing for sure: Elephant seals are more entertaining than the Eastern fence lizards she worked with for her master’s thesis. “They’re pretty fat, and they just lie there and look at you,” she said. “It’s almost like...
April 4, 2008
Anyone who thinks all cats are aloof never met Rocko, a 3-year-old Siamese mix that UC Merced junior Javad John Fatollahi adopted as a stray. When Fatollahi would come home after class, Rocko nuzzled and purred. The cat would scamper along behind Fatollahi when he went to the mailbox, just like a...
April 3, 2008
MERCED - When material needs to cross the membrane into a living cell, speed is critical. Fuel, chemical signals and genetic information must be delivered at the right time so that cells can perform essential functions like fighting off disease or producing new cells. The polymers, or long chains...

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