A Sampling of Clips for 
March 7, 2002
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Airports’ growth may spark booms
Los Angeles Times, Mar. 7, Pg. 1 – With the end of the battle to build an international airport at El Toro, public officials and businesspeople are looking at Ontario, San Diego and Tijuana to find future alternative airport space to accommodate Southern California’s growing population. (Quotes UCSD economist Steven Erie).
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San Diego scene
San Diego Metropolitan, February, Pg. 8 – As part of the Active Campus program, more than 400 UCSD computer science and engineering freshmen are sporting wireless-enabled Hewlett-Packard Jornada PDAs as part of a social and educational experiment.
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Institute formed to honor SAIC founder, his principles
Copley News Service, Mar. 6 – The Beyster Institute for Entrepreneurial Employee Ownership was formed by the La Jolla foundation to capitalize on the principles and prominence of its founder, J. Robert Beyster. (Quotes UCSD associate vice chancellor Mary Walshok).
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Not what you’d call a big band
Los Angeles Times, Mar. 7, Pg. 24 – Feature on UCSD librarian Scott Paulson, founder and conductor of the Teeny-Tiny Pit Orchestra.
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/printedition/calendar/la-000016824mar07.story