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Opening day at Lucy’s, UAA’s Campus Restaurant Lab

By Green and Gold News | University of Alaska-Anchorage on Feb 5, 2014   General News  

Opening day at Lucy’s, UAA’s Campus Restaurant Lab

The doors open for lunch at 11:30. In the dining room, servers in crisp black, tables in crisp white, formal place settings and the clink of ice in tall tea glasses all spell a tony, fine-dining experience.

UN Panel Slams Vatican on Sexual Abuse by Priests

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF on Feb 5, 2014   World  

UN Panel Slams Vatican on Sexual Abuse by Priests

Today a United Nations human rights committee demanded that the Vatican immediately remove all clergy that have been accused of child abuse and immediately turned them over to authorities. In response, the Vatican accused the UN of interfering with church teachings on the dignity of human person and of violating the exercise of religious freedom.

Murkowski Encourages Alaskans to Learn Online Today

By Matthew Felling | Office of Senator Murkowski on Feb 5, 2014   State  

Murkowski Encourages Alaskans to Learn Online Today

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Murkowski shared a message in support of National Digital Learning Day, being commemorated statewide at locations like Haines, Juneau and Kenai and across the United States today

Scientists Back EPA’s Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment

By Fishermen's News Online on Feb 5, 2014   Fishermen's News Online  

Scientists Back EPA’s Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment

A group of 360 scientists from the United States, Canada and Europe commended the US Environmental Protection Agency this week for its Bristol Bay watershed assessment and urged use of the Clean Water Act to protect the bay from mining.

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