A Sampling of Clips for 
June 25, 2002
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In the animal kingdom, a new look at female beauty
New York Times, June 25, Pg. 3 – Zoologists and evolutionary experts are finding evidence that suggests greater evenness in gender equations across the animal kingdom, meaning that females as well as males, at least in some species, strive to attract the opposite sex.  (Quotes UCSD biology professor Russell Lande).
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CyberShuttle:  Mobile hotspot on campus
802.11 Planet.com, June 21 – Feature on UCSD’s Wi-Fi-equipped commuter bus that allows riders to send e-mail, download files and surf the Web.  (Quotes UCSD engineering professor and Cal-(IT)2 director Ramesh Rao and UCSD assistant director of administrative computing and telecommunications Don McLaughlin).
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Sale may keep the momentum
Seattle Times, June 24, Pg. C1 – Immunex is the one company that has proved Seattle’s biotechnology scene can create a drug that makes a dramatic difference for thousands of people, and build a company worth billions.  But now, with the California-based Amgen soon to be controlling Immunex, industry insiders are concerned about the region’s future.  (Mentions UCSD).
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UCSD to review jailed scientist’s research along with job status
San Diego Union Tribune, June 25 – UCSD officials yesterday said there will be an administrative review of research done by UCSD postdoctoral fellow Jiangyu Zhu, the scientist who is accused of stealing trade secrets from Harvard Medical School.  (Quotes UCSD biology professor Jean Wang and UCSD director of science communications Kim McDonald).
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