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On top of California’s deepest concern
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Other goals
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From afar, watching water quality in Somalia
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Clean-water evangelist
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You can’t miss this
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Mark Roa, '81:
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Jack Gabus:
Sig: I see you are teaching that same old (Black Magic)mind bending stuff and
Recent Articles
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The commencements of Fortunate Hove
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Are you going to eat that?
If you know what’s good for you, you’ll include plenty of fiber in your diet. But you’re going to need a lot of help digesting it.
How three Kingsmen got their colors
Soccer and Cal Lutheran have made a difference to lifelong teammates who first donned the jerseys at age 8. Each is the first in his family to attend college.
Worth risking
Two graduating biochemistry majors and an international MBA student took the top prizes in CLU’s first Business Design Concept competition, where they pitched ideas for new products and services to a panel of outside judges.
For ‘startup guy,’ multiple bets on green energy
Owing to speedy growth in the renewable energy sector and his own strengths, Les Fritzemeier works with startups that are pushing advances in solar and wind power.
Talk to the hands
As a massage therapist, I learn a lot about my clients’ pain. First, I had to help my dad through his.
Pets’ best friend
Ideas for keeping infection in check made the animal shelter a better place and led to more adoptions.
Tradition has a future, say artists at major event
An international group of about 375 people, many of them painters, sculptors and writers on art, descended on Ventura, Calif., March 2-5 for TRAC 2014: The Representational Art Conference.