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PraxisResearch you can use Bureaucratic mazeFlash of inspirationBuilding a better mouse model: Fighting dengue fever in the labPhishing for troubleThe upside of erosionGoCultural tectonicsYunnan's ethnic multiplicity and spectacular setting make it a unique place to experience China's transformation. ShowDancing in Twyla's worldTwyla Tharp believes you can have it all—pop and classical art, with humor and discipline but not snobbery. Start-up UWith global warming breathing down our necks, energy is hot. And at Berkeley, green ideals are teaming up with that other green—money. Plus: Getting a greenitude, What's hot, AB32: Back to 1990 by 2020, and A campus Kyoto. California gridA photo essay by Jeff Jacobson When ants can flyHigh in Panama's rainforest, a field biologist made a discovery that has opened up a new branch of science and a new understanding of the evolution of flight. Patching a broken cityFormer Berkeley Professor Edward J. Blakely brings order to New Orleans's hodgepodge bureaucracy, and urgency to its laissez-faire citizenry. Plus: Why we should be more alarmed than ever about the New Orleans levees. Sather Gate Water danceCal swimming coach Teri McKeever favors balance and body movement over traditional long distance training. |
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