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Shifting Approaches to a Timeless Injustice

by Angelica ZhouI dove into the second quarter of my environmental justice project by delving into the history of the movement and examining the timelessness of environmental racism. To begin, I read, From the Ground Up: Environmental Racism and the Rise of the...
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Leland “Lee” Paul

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Write Your Health

by Pauline KuThere’s an introspection that occurs when you write and discover things about your past that start to combine into a complex tapestry of trauma, pain, but also humor and light. This is not what I set out to do initially when I began the MFA in Bilingual...
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Greening the Golden State

by Angelica ZhouIn the first quarter of my project, “Understanding and Alleviating Environmental Inequality in Underprivileged Communities,” I was able to explore different facets of the fight for environmental justice while contributing to the efforts in my local...
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Quantum Leaps

Quantum Leaps

Eric Ostby, PhD (MS ’04, PhD ’09) on the current state of quantum computing—and the shape of things to come

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The Right Fit

The Right Fit

Raquel Vélez, BS (BS ’07) on her pivot from tech to fashion, the stereotypes that affect the apparel industry, and how sustainability is still possible in a world of fast fashion

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2018 Year in Review

2018 Year in Review

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2018 Year in Review Chemistry Professor Harry Gray Receives Feynman Teaching Prize FEBRUARY 19 Harry Gray, the Arnold O. Beckman Professor of Chemistry, was awarded Caltech’s Richard P. Feynman Prize for Excellence in Teaching in honor of his six-decade career at the...

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