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Model lander puts 'Mars' here on Earth


		Model lander puts 'Mars' here on Earth

Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ

2 days ago by Alex Dalenberg

Rick McCloskey, a mission engineer for the UA-led Phoenix Lander, grabbed a knee-length sky blue lab coat from a rack in his computer lab without so much as looking. Lab coats are part of the routine. It all had to do with ESD, he said. Then he paused.

"Electrostatic discharges," he added.

UA looking long-term with expansion


		UA looking long-term with expansion

Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ

3 days ago by Amber Gallegos

The UA campus will see a few new construction projects unveiled over the next few months, as well as ambitious endeavors in the future, as the high pace of building on campus continues to make room for the future needs of the university.

The changes to campus range from renovations and additions to completely new spaces and all reflect the university's anticipation of its growth to come.

Soil tests in; Mars habitability possible

Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ

3 days ago by Alex Dalenberg

The Martian soil uncovered by the 'Phoenix' Mars Lander might not be that different from the dirt in your own backyard. In fact, you might even be able to grow asparagus in it, mission officials said.

The UA-led mission conducted the first ever wet-chemistry experiments done on another planet yesterday.

Area businesses feel the summer pinch


		Area businesses feel the summer pinch

Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA

3 days ago by Taren Fujimoto

As summer sets in and the number of students on campus decreases, so do the sales of local businesses around USC, according to local business owners.

Insinity Communications' owner Carlos Huezo said his business, located in the University Village, next to Baskin-Robbins and across from Superior, drops almost 45 percent in revenue during the summer.

Women break ground in trades

Viking, Long Beach City College, CA

5 days ago by Ricklyn Hukriede

Women have broken many barriers throughout history and they are continuing to set the precedent in the male-dominated arena of the labor work force.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor women comprise 25 percent of the labor force in traditionally male-dominated occupations such as construction and building workers, railroad conductors and machinists.

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