Volume 21
Number 4 Summer 2004 |
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Cuba BackstageThe Mondavi Center goes to Cuba to investigate firsthand Assignment VietnamCollege freshmen—born after the Vietnam War—find there’s no better way to learn about history than from those who lived it. Big FishWhen the subject of your research is about to go extinct, what do you do? Graduate student Zeb Hogan heads to Southeast Asia to save his. Free-LoadersMusician Bob Regan ’72 knows that “free” music on the Internet isn’t. Finding the Sweet Spot: The Science of BaseballBaseball is both art and science—and a fruitful subject of study. |
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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: Do fastballs really fly farther than curveballs? UC Davis’ Sports Biomechanics Laboratory has the answer in The Science of Baseball. Photo by Wayne Tilcock/The Davis Enterprise; photo illustration by Jay Leek.
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