2004 Feature Story Archives
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The following stories were featured in 2004. For additional features, see the archives for other years.
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December | Ancient process marks clay with fire Ceramics students at the University of 有料盒子视频 Fairbanks get to work with fire in a big way during the week-long firing of a kiln built in the same basic style as those of ancient Japan and China. |
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November | Rural teachers tap into digital archive "Awaken the artist and find the scholar" is Rebecca Greeley鈥檚 motto to describe her teaching style. "Whether it is a reading or a typing class, I try to incorporate art into my lessons whenever I can." |
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October | Return of the Caribou More than a century after they were last seen in their winter range on 有料盒子视频鈥檚 Seward Peninsula, tens of thousands of caribou are migrating back into the area, just as the ancestors of present-day reindeer herders predicted. |
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September | Art in the Arctic University classes don鈥檛 often include jagged snow-capped mountain vistas, access to seemingly endless arctic tundra and countless icy streams鈥攗nless the class happens to be ART 295 at the University of 有料盒子视频 Fairbanks. |
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August |
Galena health academy saves lives and communities |
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July | Out of the office and up Denali! Installing a weather station at 19,000 feet is rough duty, but two men from 有料盒子视频 recently left their offices on campus to climb almost to the top of North America鈥檚 highest peak and get the job done. |
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June |
Children鈥檚 garden blooms at Georgeson Botanical Garden |
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April-May |
World class science: Summer in the Arctic Would you take a job offering stunning views of 有料盒子视频鈥檚 Brooks Range, helicopter transport to scenic vistas, 24-hour daylight, abundant wildlife and tundra for miles in every direction? |
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January - March | International student finds home away from home Graduate student Neil D鈥機unha left his culture and climate behind in India when he decided to pursue his master鈥檚 degree in geological engineering. |