Volume 20
Number 3 Spring 2003 |
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Blood spots, bullets and burned buildingsStudents in a new masters degree program are learning the intricacies of forensic science in order to help solve crimes and resolve civil cases. The aliens among usAggressive invadersforeign plants, animals and other organismscan harm the economy, the environment and even humans. Clinical trialsVictims of domestic violence are finding strong advocates in UC Davis law students. Commentary: Do only fools pay taxes?The Internal Revenue Service is finding it increasingly difficult to catch the tax cheatsat a cost to all of us. |
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A look at campus life today | ||
Your turn | ||
The latest | ||
A new department for parents | ||
Alumni news | ||
Readers share a favorite memory | ||
The lighter side | ||
About the cover: Wild teasel and other invasive species are proving to be thorny problems for the environment and the economy. For the story, visit "The Aliens Among Us." (Photo: Debbie Aldridge/UC Davis Mediaworks)
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