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29 November 2011
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All UC employees required to sign patent amendment

Beginning the week of Nov. 28, you will be among the more than 200,000 UC personnel who will receive notices asking you to sign an amendment to the patent document you signed upon first joining UC.

28 November 2011
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UC’s undergrad application website in peak performance as deadline nears

UC's online application tech team (from left): Erika Hom, Jimmy Shyong, Jane Meyer, Michael Mosley, Richard Yan, Margaret Tong, Matt Dahlberg, Danil Ozherelyev, Allen Hom and William Guinto.

22 November 2011
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Yudof meets with chancellors, outlines action on protests

UC President Mark Yudof on Monday, Nov. 21, convened a teleconference with all 10 campus chancellors to discuss systemwide actions in response to student protests and police reactions on the UC Berkeley and UC Davis campuses.

22 November 2011
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Seeding innovation at UC’s student farms

Find out how student farms at UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz have helped inspire the growth of sustainable agriculture research, education and practice. (Photo by Ernie Granillo)

15 November 2011
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UC Regents postpone November board meeting

Due to public safety concerns, UC Regents will postpone their meeting, scheduled for Nov. 16 and 17 at UCSF's Mission Bay campus, following law enforcement reports of potential unrest associated with ongoing demonstrations.

15 November 2011
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Tiny saviors in our backyard

UC researchers reveal that this exquisite creature, one of California's many non-honey bee species, may hold a solution to the world’s pollination problems. (Rollin Coville photo)

8 November 2011
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UC, unions reach agreements in tough economic climate

After reaching a tentative five-year deal with CUE on wages, benefits and working conditions for its 12,500 clerical employees systemwide, UC has finalized multi-year contracts with its major unions for the first time in many years.

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