Episode 5/6/10: Anarchy and Santa Cruz

by Jacob Margolis on May 6, 2010

Hey ladies and gentleman Jacob Margolis here. youre listening to KZSC Santa Cruz. Tonight on the show, our reporters went the distance to bring you information that you are not going to hear elsewhere. What does your local assemblyman Bill Monning think about the upcoming propositions? Ones that may or may not ruin the possiblities [...]

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UCSC Professor Wins Guggenheim Fellowship

by eartusio on June 12, 2010

Anna Tsing, a UCSC Professor of Anthropology won the Guggenheim Fellowship for the research of Matsutake Mushrooms. Emily Artusio talked with her as she shares her experiences about the mushroom, and why people truly value it.

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Graduating Banana Slugs Reflect and Share Next Plans

by cmagana

Thursday Afternoon, I interviewed 10 graduating seniors after they picked up their gowns for commencement.  They were asked what they will miss most about Santa Cruz, and what plans they have next.Graduating Banana Slugs Reflect and Share Next Plans

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New UN Data Shows That Rich Countries May Increase Carbon Emissions by 8%

by ghegarty

Today, at the Bonn Climate Talks, analysists say that there are pledge loopholes which may allow rich countries to increase their carbon emissions by up to 8%, which would be disasterous to the globe.

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EyeCandy

by Brian Nickerson

This is EyeCandy. If you don’t know, you better ask somebody. Eyecandy Magazine

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-06

by Jacob Margolis

How Our Laws Are Made, and infographic http://shar.es/mlEsu # Interesting article on the idea of why denialists exist. http://bit.ly/9V7arT #

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Neanderthal Genome Reveals Interbreeding

by eartusio

Emily Artusio interviewed Ed Green, who worked on behalf of the Neanderthal Genome Project in Germany. This project reveals insight to modern evolution, concluding that Neanderthal DNA is scattered through human DNA now. Ed Green tells us about the project, and what extensive measures he had to go to save it.

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This Man Could Be Our EVC

by Tyler Wardwell

Current Campus Provost/Executive Vice Chancellor, David Klieger will leave his office this month. Last month, the EVC search team narrowed the pool of potential replacements to a tidy list of four. Tyler Stovall is the only candidate of the four not currently employed as a faculty member at UCSC. He’s the Dean of the Undergraduate [...]

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Student Activists Respond to Israeli Raid on Flotilla

by sbolaria

Student organizations dealing with Israeli and Palestinian conflicts are reacting to the recent Israeli raid on the flotilla transporting aid to Palestinians. Simren Bolaria sat down with a student activist to talk about the incident and how how UCSC students are responding.

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Stress Relief, the Holistic Method

by nmorente

There is no question that before finals week students are stressed.  New counselor, Laurene Dominguez from the Conseling and Psychological Services office fostered a stress relief workshop.  Though unlike other stress relief workshops her unique method of relaxation, meditation and overall self-care prove stress to be just another part of managing yourself.

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U.N. says that veganism may save the world

by ghegarty

A new report from the United Nations echoes the notion that meat consumption is one of the leading causing of degradation in the globe. Whether it is completely complying with veganism or simply cutting down on meat and dairy consumption: it seems that less mean consumption is necessary if we wish to sustain the earth.

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-30

by Jacob Margolis

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Interview with Vietnam Escapee

by Casey Coughlin

Casey Coughlin interviewed Mai Vu, who escaped communist Vietnam after the fall of the South in 1975 by refuging in a small fishing boat for nine days. Mai spoke about her experiences as a young girl, growing up knowing only the sound of bombs and warfare for the first ten years of her life. She [...]

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