Volume 23
Number 2 Winter 2006 |
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Headed for a Bad BreakGeologist Jeff Mount predicts a two-in-three chance of massive levee failure in the Delta in the next 50 years. Farm vs. FarmIn what’s been called possibly the biggest upset in college football history, the Aggies beat Stanford. Pay DirtFarmers may find one day that they can help fight global warming and make their fields pay in an unexpected way: by burying a key greenhouse gas. Corps CurriculumInterest has declined in ROTC since the start of the Iraq war, but a number of students still find it the best route to be all they can be. |
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A look at campus life today | ||
Your turn | ||
The latest | ||
For parents | ||
Alumni news | ||
Readers share a favorite memory | ||
The lighter side | ||
About the cover: Charlie Rominger ’79 and his brothers, who farm 2,500 acres in Yolo County, have found that low-till techniques have increased the carbon in their soil—a plus for their farm and for the environment. For more see "Pay Dirt." Photo by Karin Higgins/UC Davis.
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