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College of Engineering da Vinci Scholars Benefit from $100,000 Gift

Oct. 5, 2010  |  Pete Brown
College of Engineering announces 2010 da Vinci scholars as Tucson-based nonprofit awards $100,000 to fund the da Vinci scholarship program.
Community-Funded Scholarship >>
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Science Clubs Allow Students to Explore, Socialize

Sept. 10, 2010  |  Shelley Littin
The UA's student science organizations are beginning the academic year by making a difference at home and throughout the world.
Join the Club, Help the World >>
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Tech Product Reviewer Getting Nationwide Attention

Aug. 3, 2010  |  La Monica Everett-Haynes, University Communications
Brian Klug, a UA senior and Honors College student, was one of the first engineers to detect problems with the Apple iPhone 4 antenna. His work has generated nationwide news coverage as he continues to review other products.
First to Bite Apple >>
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RoboClub Rules for Budding Engineers

July 28, 2010  |  Ed Stiles
Lego Robotics Summer Workshops expose kids to the fun side of math and physics and help them see the connections between what they are learning.
Robots Help Teach Math and Science >>

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