Saturday, April 25

Exotic cats come out to play

Conservationists from the savannas of Africa and the rainforests of Brazil struggled with a technological glitch in the Ackerman Grand Ballroom during a conservation exhibition Saturday, proving they’re more comfortable with wildcats than with computer projectors. Read more...


Los Alamos lab work halted

All operations at the UC-run Los Alamos National Laboratory were halted Friday resulting from a loss of classified material earlier this month. Lab officials say there are no definitive dates when the lab will resume work. Read more...


Science briefs

Cholesterol drugs may be prescribed for profit TRENTON, N.J. “”mdash; Most of the heart disease experts who urged more people to take cholesterol-lowering drugs have made money from the companies selling those medicines. Read more...


[Online] Missing lab materials trouble Board of Regents

SAN FRANCISCO ““ The loss of classified material at Los Alamos National Laboratory drew the ire and frustration of the UC Board of Regents that said the incident is “totally unacceptable” and called for major reforms at the labs during its bimonthly meeting Thursday. Read more...


[Online] UC official hopeful amid budget crisis

SAN FRANCISCO ““ Though a state budget is two weeks overdue and the University of California will likely absorb over $300 million in budget cuts this year, the university’s top financial official said he was optimistic about the UC’s budget situation during UC Board of Regents’ bimonthly meeting Wednesday. Read more...