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A Sampling of Clips for 
July 13 - 15,  2002
* UCSD faculty and staff may obtain a copy of an article by e-mailing the University Communications Office

Hahn unveils plans for the economy
Los Angeles Times, July 13, Pg. 1 – Los Angeles Mayor James K. Hahn outlined an economic vision for the city that calls for improving education, bolstering the stock of affordable housing and easing taxes for new businesses. (Quotes UCSD political science professor Steven Erie).
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Shift in hormone science leaves women in lurch
Los Angeles Times, July 14, Pg. 15 – Women are grappling with the news that a five-year study showed that long-term use of the hormones estrogen and progestin actually increased the risk of heart disease, as well as breast cancer, strokes and blood clots in the lungs and legs. (Quotes UCSD epidemiologist Elizabeth Barret-Connor).
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The joys of finding
Los Angeles Times, Opinion, July 14, Pg. 4 – Copper factory findings by UCSD archeologists are among the many discoveries announced in the past week.
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Officials hope to create more underwater reserves
North County Times, Front page, July 15 – State Department of Fish and Game officials will launch a second round of meetings Wednesday that they hope will lead to the creation of a statewide network of underwater wildlife reserves that the public can support. (Quotes Scripps Institution of Oceanography professor of marine ecology Paul Dayton).
http://www.nctimes.net/news/2002/20020715/11111.html

How to swim with the sharks
Los Angeles Times, July 15, Pg. 3 – A San Clemente ocean relay’s 60-mile route crosses a fishing contest that uses blood and guts as bait. Due to the increase of mako and blue sharks in the area, swimmers researched the danger through Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
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Jogging the memory
San Diego Union Tribune, July 14, Pg. E-1 – The “body peg” technique, mentally associating things we need to remember with a body part, is one of many little mind games that can be used to jump-start the memory. (Quotes UCSD associate professor of neurosciences David Salmon).
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/uniontrib/sun/currents/news_mz1c14joggin.html

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San Diego Union Tribune, July 14
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/uniontrib/sun/currents/news_1c14membar.html

Reaching within to find his inner child
San Diego Union Tribune, July 14 – Feature on UCSD theatre professor Les Waters.
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Health cluster gets outside help to target American market
NZ Infotech Weekly, July 15, Pg. 4 – The New Zealand Health IT Cluster is joining forces with UCSD Connect’s technology cluster to provide New Zealand companies with a springboard into the United States market.
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Nation’s $1.3 trillion issue: San Diego’s health care settles down, but goes up
San Diego Union Tribune, Neil Morgan column, July 14 – Neil Morgan ask the question, Are you satisfied with your health-care plan? (Mentions UCSD)
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