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Study Published about Gay Marriage and Possible Opinion Backlash
A UC Riverside professor took part in a study, published today, that labeled unfounded perceived worries that a U.S. Supreme Court ruling favorable to gay marriage could produce a backlash that would hinder equality efforts.
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Uc Riverside: a variety of votes by Inland lawmakers
Budget legislation that directs the University of California to allocate $15 million to UC Riverside's school of medicine received a mixed reaction from the area"s Republican lawmakers.
6 hrs ago | CBS Local
The Eaton Collection: The Best Science Fiction And Fantasy Library
Science fiction and fantasy fans rejoice and take some time to visit the Eaton Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy .
11 hrs ago | The Press-Enterprise
RIVERSIDE: UCR named as a 'Next Generation University'
UC Riverside was named as a ?Next Generation University? by the Washington D.C.-based New America Foundation.
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Turning Plant Matter into Fuel
Charles Wyman, a University of California Riverside professor in the Chemical and Environmental Engineering Department, recently edited a book, " Aqueous Pretreatment of Plant Biomass for Biological and Chemical Conversion to Fuels, " that provides in-depth information on aqueous processing of cellulosic biomass into fuel.
RIVERSIDE: Teen admits setting fire; restitution to be sought
Uc Riverside: Record number graduate this June
Brian Weden, right, with UCR professor David Kisailus, graduates from UC Riverside with a B.S. in materials science engineering.
What Part Do Sleep Spindles Play In Emotional...
Once asleep, we all experience five different stages in our sleep cycle. That being said, one would be hard pressed to find anyone who is familiar with any of the cycles besides REM sleep, or rapid eye movement sleep , which is typically characterized by quick and random movements of the eyes combined with muscle paralysis.
Medical School: Legislature approves $15M in funding
Ongoing funding of $15 million a year for UC Riverside's new medical school is now a governor's signature away from becoming final.
Legislature passes $96.3b budget
Highlights of California's budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. SPENDING: * Projects the state will collect $97.1 billion in general fund revenue and adopts a $96.3 billion spending plan for the 2013-14-fiscal year starting July 1. It maintains a $1.1 billion reserve and pays down some of the debt accrued during the recession.
Shaking a Fist at Thunderheads
Ah, war, that scourge of humanity. How nice it would be if all the swords were beaten into plowshares and the lion were to lie down with the lamb.
RIVERSIDE: Juvenile detained after 40-acre brush fire
Flames from a slow-burning brush fire make their way up the hillside of Sugar Loaf Mountain on the northeast side of the city of Riverside on Friday, June 14, 2013 A juvenile was detained for questioning Friday afternoon, June 14, after a brush fire burned about 40 acres in the hills north of UC Riverside.
Bagpipers plan concert in gardens
Share/BookmarkPipes in the Pines, featuring the University of California, Riverside, Pipe Band, returns to Idyllwild, Wednesday, July 3. The evening event was sold out last year and this year's return engagement is also quickly selling tickets.
Master Gardener: Pesticides provide relief from tobacco worm
Q: The petunias we planted a month or two ago looked great until recently. Now the flowers are opening with holes chewed in them.
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AsterixDB Unveiled for Big Data Management
Faculty at the University of California, Irvine's Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences have created a new technology that helps users to better store and make sense of "Big Data," maximizing the benefits of the roughly 2.5 quintillion bytes of online information generated every day.
San Bernardino County's Latino population now a majority
Immigrants take the United States Oath of Citizenship to become naturalized citizens of the U.S.on January 2012 at Fairplex in Pomona.
Researchers Develop First Test to Accurately Evaluate Motivations Behind Suicide
A new questionnaire is the first accurate and scientifically tested tool for evaluating a person's motivation for attempting suicide.
UCR: Wickstrom finalist for AD job at Louisiana-Monroe
UC Riverside's athletic director could be moving on. Brian Wickstrom, who became athletic director in the summer of 2011, is one of three finalists for the vacant athletic director's job at Louisiana Monroe, according to the Monroe News-Star.
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Parolee involved in pursuit through Riverside pleads not guilty
A parolee who led police on a chase through Riverside that triggered three crashes - including one involving a patrol car - pleaded guilty today to felony and misdemeanor charges.
RIVERSIDE: Los Angeles middle school students visit UCR
Fifty students and parents from the Young Oak Kim Academy School in Los Angeles visited UC Riverside for a tour and lunch on May 30, 2013.