CLU in the News Archive
August 2010
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Tuesday August 31, 2010 |
Sculpted by climate change The Australian continent has experienced some extreme climates during the past 65 million years, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Santa Monica Daily Press ( view article ) |
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Monday August 30, 2010 |
Expectations high for women's volleyball The Regals will see how much experience helps when they begin play in the Wittenberg National Invite on Friday at Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Monday August 30, 2010 |
Mother Nature's medicine cabinet Given enough time and careful management of our natural resources, science will find cures for most of the ailments that afflict humankind, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: The Huffington Post ( view article ) |
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Sunday August 29, 2010 |
Fighting global warming by saving British Columbia's old growth forests Seven western states and four Canadian provinces have joined forces in a plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: The Huffington Post ( view article ) |
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Sunday August 29, 2010 |
Five years after, Katrina still connects with our hearts Melissa Maxwell-Doherty is the campus pastor at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, and for the past four years has led groups of CLU students to the Gulf to help survivors rebuild their homes. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Thursday August 26, 2010 |
After-school program ensures success “After School Education and Safety Program Evaluation for Rio School District” was conducted over the past year by Dr. Jamshid Damooei, co-director of the Center for Leadership and Values at California Lutheran University. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Wednesday August 25, 2010 |
CLU plans preschool with emphasis on outdoors A new preschool at California Lutheran University will encourage children to get outdoors — believing they thrive when they explore, grow their own vegetables or create imaginary worlds outside. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Wednesday August 25, 2010 |
Into the scrum A former Big Bear football player turns to rugby on CLU team. Published in: Big Bear Grizzly ( view article ) |
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Tuesday August 24, 2010 |
CLU checks a big goal off its list As far as first impressions go, Cal Lutheran’s football team is making a big one this season in the eyes of coach Ben McEnroe. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday August 24, 2010 |
KCLU is breaking ground on new broadcasting facility After years of being crammed into a freshman dorm, KCLU, the public radio station at California Lutheran University, is finally going to have a newsroom to call its own. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday August 24, 2010 |
The Medieval Warm Period and how it impacts today During the Medieval Warm Period much of North America through to Central and South America, and across the Pacific to China, experienced long periods of severe aridity, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Santa Monica Daily Press ( view article ) |
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Thursday August 19, 2010 |
Lessons from the medieval warm period From about AD 800 to 1300 the Earth underwent a slight warming period so dubbed "The Medieval Warm Period," writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: The Huffington Post ( view article ) |
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Wednesday August 18, 2010 |
Bountiful oceans require conservation plan Conserving the oceans resources are clearly the only way forward in this century, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: The Huffington Post ( view article ) |
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Wednesday August 18, 2010 |
The Great Recession may be man's undoing What if, in the immediate future, a global recession might achieve more in the struggle for equality than centuries of feminist protest have in the past, asks CLU communication professor Beverly Kelley. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday August 17, 2010 |
What bees can tell us about the Earth Our humble honeybees are sicker than ever, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Atlanta Journal Constitution ( view article ) |
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Tuesday August 17, 2010 |
Wild weather proves global warming So far this year globally the weather patterns, insects, wild fires, melting glaciers and sea ice and the oceans all appear to be on performance-enhancing drugs, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Santa Monica Daily Press ( view article ) |
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Monday August 16, 2010 |
Local university researcher says citizens groups can play a key role in electoral redistricting A researcher at a Ventura County university says citizens committees can play a key role in helping to take the politics out of electoral district redistricting. Published in: KCLU ( view article ) |
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Sunday August 15, 2010 |
Honeybees' plight takes a nose dive Honeybee deaths in 2010 were much higher than those reported in 2009, up 34 percent, from the previous year’s 29 percent, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Sunday August 15, 2010 |
In California cool is the rule, but sometimes, bad is bad Maybe, we should lose our cool and demand real leadership from Sacramento, writes CLU economist Bill Watkins. Published in: New Geography ( view article ) |
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Saturday August 14, 2010 |
Wild weather justifies global warming law -- in California and nationwide So far this year, globally, the weather patterns, insects, wild fires, melting glaciers, sea ice and the oceans all appear to be on performance-enhancing drugs eclipsing, in some cases, thousand year events, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: The Huffington Post ( view article ) |
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Friday August 13, 2010 |
Collapse of bee colonies is something to worry about Our humble honeybees are sicker than ever, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: San Jose Mercury News ( view article ) |
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Monday August 9, 2010 |
Kingsmen’s 'Winter's Tale' holds water admirably Under the guidance of director Susan Angelo, the play’s dubious changes in place, time and character-motivation become the cornerstones of a largely unfaltering and believable production. Published in: Encore ( view article ) |
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Saturday August 7, 2010 |
Flexible forecasting: Looking for the next economic model Statistical models that worked well in the old regime don’t work in the new regime, writes economics professor Bill Watkins. Published in: New Geography ( view article ) |
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Wednesday August 4, 2010 |
Honeybees need you to eat organics Honeybees are crucial pollinators responsible for every third bite on our dinner plate. Published in: Kansas City Star ( view article ) |
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Wednesday August 4, 2010 |
Spotlighting Port Hueneme one grain at a time There is no better way to learn about Newton’s law of gravity, falling apples aside, than trying to construct a sand castle at the beach, writes communication professor Beverly Kelley. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday August 3, 2010 |
CLU professor to be honored for article on L.A. geology Walk into Bill Bilodeau’s office at California Lutheran University, and there’s no question he’s a geologist. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday August 3, 2010 |
Pesticides suspected of making bees sick With more than 185 South Dakotans keeping bees and more than 100 commercial beekeepers, pollination is an important industry in the state, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Argus Leader ( view article ) |
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Sunday August 1, 2010 |
A challenge to college students As you head off on your own, one new relationship I challenge you to consider is your relationship with Earth, writes communication instructor Jean Kelso Sandlin. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
