About a year ago, I attended a convention in Las Vegas. This involved getting up really early to set up the coffee booth. Not... »
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HSU Teams With Yale To Digitize Local Historian’s Photos – March 21, 2012
Hundreds of historic photographs collected by the late Humboldt State University photographer Peter Palmquist (’65, Art) will be available online for students, researchers and historians later this year, thanks to a partnership between the HSU Library and Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. »
Kayla Shapero – GMOs: Proceed With Caution, But Proceed – February 22, 2012
Transgenic plants have many potential ways to benefit our society. Not only are these plants capable of helping us solve hunger problems we have created for ourselves, but they are also capable of helping cleanse the environment we have been polluting with chemicals for our short-term convenience. Also, many concerns raised by environmental activists... »
Flakeboard Failure Disappoints And Challenges City – February 22, 2012
Oetker said the plant property’s land value alone is enough to cover the loan payback and the biofiltration system is still viable and can be used by another company for a variety of manufacturing processes. »
We Got Your Redundant Broadband Right Here – December 23, 2011
101 Netlink’s Seth Johannesen said “We’re pleased to be able to offer true high-speed service to some of the most rural communities in Humboldt and Trinity counties.” »
Arcata Eye Going To HSU Digital Heaven – July 12, 2011
While back editions of the Arcata Eye and Arcata Union are available on microfilm in the HSU Library, searchable text is far more useful. »
Jonathan Speaker: Am I Being Redundant? – April 11, 2011
I would appreciate some concrete actions and attention to the matter at hand, something that we are still forced to discuss even though the 1990s were more than a decade ago, when most Americans were having this discussion. »
PG&E Statement On The Humboldt Bay Power Plant – March 21, 2011
The facilities have been designed to withstand an 8.8 magnitude Cascadia subduction zone earth quake and a tsunami surge between 28 to 43 feet above sea level. »
Wireless Impacts Probed – September 7, 2010
Beverly Filip of Eureka has also lobbied for more attention to wireless transmissions. “I will have to leave the county if wireless broadband is put in everywhere,” she said, adding that Wi-Fi antennas emit much more radiation than cell towers. “We should be listening to engineers that understand physics and medical people that understand... »
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