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Monitoring the Oceans in Antartica
Monitoring the Oceans There are two videos with this press release  A UCSB marine scientist and 18 other researchers have reported results of the broadest worldwide study of ocean acidification to date. The scientists used sensors to measure the acidity of 15 ocean locations, including seawater in Antarctica, and in temperate and tropical waters.
3 Named Fellows of Institute of
Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Grant Helps English Professor
Start Humanities Social Network
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New Study Evaluates Impact of
Land-Use Study in Amazon Basin
UCSB No. 16 Among Campuses
Producing Peace Corps Volunteers
Scientists Find Process Leading
to Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Sociologist Receives $300,000 Grant
to Study Gang-Associated Youth
Bicycle Fixit Station Bicycle Repairs Two-wheeling around the UCSB campus is now a bit easier after four bicycle repair stations were recently installed thanks to funding provided by the Department of Housing & Residential Services, with support from Associated Students.
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Witches of Gambaga
“The Witches of Gambaga”
is an extraordinary documentary about women condemned to live as witches in Ghana, Feb. 16.
The 2012 Elections, Perspectives from the American Presidency Project, will be the subject of the Chancellor’s Community Breakfast, Jan 27.
A Quintessential New Orleans Institution, The Preservation Hall Jazz Band, comes to town, Feb. 1.
The Port Huron Statement at 50 examines the most important manifesto of the early New Left, Feb. 2-3.
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