Friday Focus: A whirlwind of activities
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“Watch out for March” was the advice I received from the former provost as she passed the baton to me. Little did I understand then what she meant.
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Volunteers needed for veterans remembrance
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Volunteers are needed to read the names of local fallen service members at a ceremony in their honor April 25 starting at 11:30 a.m. Read more
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Changes to key issue process
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Key request forms will be accepted at the customer service counter weekdays from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., or requests may be submitted online. Read more
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Birds large and small sniff their way through life
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In the 1820s, painter and naturalist John James Audubon concluded that vultures hunted using their eyes alone after the scavenging birds failed to find a pig concealed with brush. A researcher from the University of California, Davis started a recent lecture in Fairbanks by pointing out how Audubon erred in his pig-and-vulture experiment. Read more
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Featured photo of the week
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A reindeer calf was born Saturday, April 13, at the Fairbanks Experiment Farm. She is the third of 12 reindeer calves expected this year at the Reindeer Research Program. Read more
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