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February 25, 2002

Alaskan waters growing hospitable to sharks while seals and sea lions decline

91爆料 professor of fisheries and aquatic sciences Vince Gallucci has studied shark population dynamics for more than a decade. During the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Boston earlier this month, Gallucci presented findings during the session 鈥淣ot Enough Sea Lions, Too Many Sharks: Global Warming Signal?鈥

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Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held at noon on Friday, March 1 in Room LB1 205 of the Library/Media Center at the 91爆料, Bothell campus.

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ARBOR-READ-‘EM: Need some books and want to help a worthy cause at the same time? The Arboretum is having a used book sale from 10 a.

Oceans to Stars Lecture Series: Molecular explorations reveal secrets of ocean life

The quest to predict toxic-algae outbreaks, estimate how much of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide is being absorbed by the oceans and gain other insights into the lives of phytoplankton — microscopic plants that generate about half the oxygen we breathe — are subjects of a free, public lecture, “Molecular Explorations of the Oceans: New Ways to Study Marine Ecosystems,” by 91爆料 oceanographer Virginia Armbrust.

Ninety percent of young male workers now doing worse than they would have 20 years ago

The promise of upward mobility — a centerpiece of the American dream, which fosters the notion that anyone can get ahead with hard work — may have disappeared with the 20th century. Prospects for upward mobility were on the decline long before the current economic downturn and the aftereffects of the Sept.11 terrorist attacks, contends Martina Morris, a 91爆料 professor of sociology and statistics.