Category: UCSC

The buck stops here: At the UCSC meadow

A buck with molting antlers lounges in a meadow off Hagar Drive on the UC Santa Cruz campus Tuesday morning. (Dan Coyro/Sentinel)

Naked for Free Education at UCSC

LOTHES FREE EDUCATION--UC Santa Cruz junior James Kenworthy stripped naked--except for his socks--as he joined hundreds of UCSC students who gathered on the East Field to spell out 'FREE EDUCATION' for an aerial photgraph Tuesday. (Dan Coyro/Sentinel)

Graduation 2010

Graduation in Santa Cruz County, 2010

Slide show 4/20 at UC Santa Cruz 2010

Photos by Robinson Kuntz/Santa Cruz Sentinel

Wave of Change Tour 2010 students to lobby state legislators today

UC students cleans up trash on Main Beach as part of a tour to lobby for a statewide ban of styrofoam. They will lobby 25 state legislators today to advocate for a bill banning the use of single-use polystyrene take-out containers statewide. Photo by Robinson Kuntz.

UC students clean up trash on Main Beach as part of a tour to lobby for a statewide ban of styrofoam. They will lobby 25 state legislators today in Sacramento to advocate for a bill banning the use of single-use polystyrene take-out containers statewide. Photo by Robinson Kuntz.

Ho’ailona: From Hawaii to UCSC Long Marine Lab

The monk seal is the most endangered marine mammal in the U.S. waters, Ho'ailona is one of only 1,100.

The monk seal is the most endangered marine mammal in the U.S. waters, Ho'ailona is one of only 1,100. Photo by Robinson Kuntz

Audio Avatar

Wind chimes surround composer David Cope as he interacts with Emily Howell, his lifelike computer program. (Shmuel Thaler/SENTINEL)

Wind chimes surround composer David Cope as he interacts with Emily Howell, his lifelike computer program. (Shmuel Thaler/SENTINEL)

Read more about Emily and David in today’s Sentinel.

Cyclist

SANTA CRUZ — The first rays of sunrise illuminate a cyclist heading up the Great Meadow bike path at UC Santa Cruz as the full moon sets early Tuesday. (Photograph by Shmuel Thaler/Sentinel)

SANTA CRUZ — The first rays of sunrise illuminate a cyclist heading up the Great Meadow bike path at UC Santa Cruz as the full moon sets early Tuesday. (Photograph by Shmuel Thaler/Sentinel)

UCSC Sustainability

Fresh, sustainably-grown produce has long been a hallmark of dining at UC Santa Cruz - long before the recent system-wide initiative. (Photograph by Shmuel Thaler/Sentinel)

Fresh, sustainably-grown produce has long been a hallmark of dining at UC Santa Cruz - long before the recent system-wide initiative. (Photograph by Shmuel Thaler/Sentinel)

See Sentinel story: UCSC vies for vegetarian-friendly title.

Bargains a Boon for Students

Bob Rader shows off some of the treasures availale at the Omega Nu rummage sale. The philanthropic organization offered bargains on clothing, furniture, toys housewares and attic treasures at the Civic Auditorium. The 54th annual rummage sale benefited college scholarships for local high school graduates, donations to local charities and grants to teachers to defray out-of-pocket expenses. The group has contriuted more than $500,000 in the past five years to such thigs as the Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department, the Boys and Girls Club and safe and sane graduation celebrations at local public high schools. (Photograph by Dan Coyro/Sentinel)

Bob Rader shows off some of the treasures availale at the Omega Nu rummage sale. The philanthropic organization offered bargains on clothing, furniture, toys housewares and attic treasures at the Civic Auditorium. The 54th annual rummage sale benefited college scholarships for local high school graduates, donations to local charities and grants to teachers to defray out-of-pocket expenses. The group has contriuted more than $500,000 in the past five years to such thigs as the Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department, the Boys and Girls Club and safe and sane graduation celebrations at local public high schools. (Photograph by Dan Coyro/Sentinel)

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