Daily Californian I wrote for the newspaper in college. Here are links to the articles I wrote.

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Scientists Offer Insight Into Roots of Age, Cancer
2003-03-05-Sci-Tech
UC Berkeley researchers are taking a closer view at a scourge that all people in time become familiar with: the inexorable advent of age.

Brain Injuries Found to Differ in Sexes
2003-02-26-Sci-Tech
As if it weren't already hard enough to understand the opposite sex, scientists have discovered another way that men and women are different: the way that their brains respond to injury.

California Scientists Join Earthquake Coalition
2003-02-05-Sci-Tech
Early morning on Jan. 17, 1994, UC Berkeley psychology major Kevin Jeung was jolted from his sleepover in Northridge, California, awakened by the screams of his friend's parents and the shaking of the earth beneath him.

Unique Type of Asteroid Discovered
2003-01-29-Sci-Tech
Many astronomers set their telescopes on distant galaxies, but they still have much to learn about Earth's own backyard.

Berkeley Signals Shine More Efficiently
2003-01-22-News
Berkeley is helping the environment. And it's getting thousands of dollars to do it.

UC Berkeley Scientists Uncover the Brain's Role in Recalling Smells
2002-11-13-Sci-Tech
A rose by any other name might smell as sweet, but a recent discovery by UC Berkeley scientists may help better understand the whole process.

Research Shows Exposure to Chemical Affects Frog Sexuality
2002-10-31-News
Male leopard frogs in the wild have been found to be "feminized" by a common agricultural chemical, according to research being released today by a UC Berkeley integrative biology professor.

Berkeley Museum Showcases Elephants
2002-10-30-Sci-Tech
Although you won't see elephants sauntering around the UC Berkeley campus and mingling with the golden bears, a stampede has overtaken the nearby hills.

Publishing Results: The End of the Beginning for Undergraduate Researchers
2002-10-09-Sci-Tech
Editor's Note: This is the second article in a two-part series exploring the contributions of undergraduate researchers at UC Berkeley. Part one appeared in last Wednesday's paper.

UC Scientists Study Cancer's Ferocious Proliferation
2002-09-18-Sci-Tech
Cancer cells are the adolescent delinquents of the human body, growing at an astounding rate and wrecking havoc by refusing to obey normal cell regulations.

Zinc-Bound Protein Implicated in DNA Repair
2002-09-04-Sci-Tech
Curing cancer is not just for medical doctors, hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies anymore. Basic biological research at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has helped build the framework to assist in the pursuit of this elusive goal.

Pilotless Chopper Finds Its Own Way
2002-08-28-Sci-Tech
Forget model airplanes that need to be glued together or remote-control toy helicopters. UC Berkeley researchers have invented the real deal.