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Marketing Class Creates Campaign for Honda
UA marketing students created a campaign for Honda as part of a nationwide competition. They recently presented their work to Honda and advertising officials and now are awaiting word on their place in the competition.
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Professor Links Gene Mutations With Heart Disease Precursors
It may be easier in the future to test and provide early treatment for the heart disease known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, according to new research published by the UA's Jil Tardiff. HCM affects one in 500 people and can lead to sudden cardiac arrest and sometimes early death.
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UA Men's Basketball Signs Three More Recruits
Matt Korcheck, Mark Lyons and T.J. McConnell have signed paperwork to attend the UA and play basketball. They are the fifth, sixth and seventh student-athletes to sign with coach Sean Miller and the Wildcats in 2011-12. ESPN.com and rivals.com have the UA's recruiting class ranked No. 3 nationally.
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Largest Meteorite Hunt in History Yields Treasure for UA
Thanks to the generosity of three professional meteorite hunters, the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory will own three samples of a rare kind of meteorite. The donated material is especially important in light of the upcoming OSIRIS-REx asteroid sample return mission, which is led by the UA.
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UA Athletics, Alumni Association Embark on 2012 Road Tour
Arizona Athletics and UA Alumni Association personnel are traveling around the state to meet Wildcat fans in a month-long series of school-spirit events. This week, they are meeting fans in Tempe, Ariz. The 2012 Road Tour runs through June 4.
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UA Climate Action Plan Sets Goals to Cut Emissions
The UA Office of Sustainability has completed a climate action plan to track the University's greenhouse gas emissions and provide concrete solutions to reduce them. Many efforts already are under way, with some involving faculty and students using the campus as a living lab for sustainability.
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Professor Links Gene Mutations With Heart Disease PrecursorsUANews | It may be easier in the future to test and provide early treatment for the heart disease known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, according to new research published by the UA's Jil Tardiff. HCM affects one in 500 people and can lead to sudden cardiac arrest and sometimes early death.
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Marketing Class Creates Campaign for HondaUANews | UA marketing students created a campaign for Honda as part of a nationwide competition. They recently presented their work to Honda and advertising officials and now are awaiting word on their place in the competition.
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UA Men's Basketball Signs Three More RecruitsUANews | Matt Korcheck, Mark Lyons and T.J. McConnell have signed paperwork to attend the UA and play basketball. They are the fifth, sixth and seventh student-athletes to sign with coach Sean Miller and the Wildcats in 2011-12. ESPN.com and rivals.com have the UA's recruiting class ranked No. 3 nationally.
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Study: Factors Influence Female Body Image
The Huffington Post | UA research shows that young women with high levels of family support and low levels of outside pressure to achieve the thin ideal have a more positive body image than others. Women who were armed with skills to deal with stress also showed a positive body image. -
Three UA Faculty Members Named 1885 Distinguished ScholarsUANews | Three UA faculty members have been selected to receive the first-ever 1885 Distinguished Scholars Awards, created by President Eugene G. Sander to acknowledge outstanding mid-career faculty whose contributions promise to catapult their disciplines to new levels of innovation.
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Largest Meteorite Hunt in History Yields Treasure for UAUANews | Thanks to the generosity of three professional meteorite hunters, the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory will own three samples of a rare kind of meteorite. The donated material is especially important in light of the upcoming OSIRIS-REx asteroid sample return mission, which is led by the UA.
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Dr. Peter Rhee Named to Martin Gluck Endowed ChairUANews | Dr. Peter Rhee, chief of trauma, critical care and emergency surgery in the UA department of surgery, is the inaugural recipient of the Martin Gluck Endowed Chair. The endowed position was created with a $1.7 million commitment by Tucson Foundations.
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UA Athletics, Alumni Association Embark on 2012 Road TourUANews | Arizona Athletics and UA Alumni Association personnel are traveling around the state to meet Wildcat fans in a month-long series of school-spirit events. This week, they are meeting fans in Tempe, Ariz. The 2012 Road Tour runs through June 4.
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UA-Honored Teachers Deserve Congratulations Arizona Daily Star | The UA has honored a handful of teachers this graduation season – and they deserve the kudos, the Arizona Daily Star writes: "If you haven't already done so, new graduate, visit, call or write to those special teachers and tell them what they mean to you. For that matter, if you graduated 30 years ago and still haven't said 'thanks,' do it today."
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New Project Dedicated at Tech Park Solar Zone Arizona Daily Star | A 38.5-acre photovoltaic array is the latest addition to the Solar Zone technology demonstration area at the UA Science and Technology Park. The 6.1-megawatt system was built by AstroSol, which expects the project to displace more than 7,700 metric tons of carbon dioxide and provide power for about 1,000 homes.
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UA Climate Action Plan Sets Goals to Cut EmissionsUANews | The UA Office of Sustainability has completed a climate action plan to track the University's greenhouse gas emissions and provide concrete solutions to reduce them. Many efforts already are under way, with some involving faculty and students using the campus as a living lab for sustainability.
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Arizona Softball Selected to Host NCAA RegionalUANews | Arizona will make its 26th consecutive appearance in the NCAA Regionals this week, dating to 1987, head coach Mike Candrea's second year in Tucson. Candrea has won 23 Regionals and eight national championships. Arizona has hosted the initial round 16 times and the Super Regionals six times.
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UA Student Who Had Brain Surgery Becomes U.S. Citizen Arizona Daily Star | UA student Msimbi "SimSim" Kikuyu took her citizenship test in the hospital recently after having a stroke and emergency brain surgery. Kikuyu, a native of Kenya who has been living in the U.S. since 1998, took the oath of citizenship in Phoenix last week.
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UA Graduation Speakers Share Messages for the Future UANews | UA commencement speakers Dr. Peter Rhee and Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt shared their past experiences and hopes for the future with more than 4,000 graduating students and their family members who attended the 2012 undergraduate and graduate commencement ceremonies.
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Dr. Peter Rhee to Undergrads: Travel, Today's a Good DayUANews | Dr. Peter Rhee, chief of trauma, critical care and emergency surgery at The University of Arizona Medical Center-University Campus, told students about his travels and explained why today is a good day during his speech at the May 12 Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony.
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