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Volume 2 Number 41 June 8-14, 1998 Administrative Messages Calendar Classified Ads Contracts and Grants Making the News Take Note Slug Sports Search Past Issues Go to Past Issues Text Edition	Research shows asteroids hard to destroy or deflect An analysis of collisions between asteroids may help explain the structure and evolution of these small planetary bodies. The study, carried out by a UCSC astronomer with colleagues at other institutions, raises concerns about the feasibility of disrupting or deflecting an asteroid in the event that one is discovered hurtling through space toward Earth. (Larger photo)	Conference to explore ideas for virtual high school Michael Tanner's tenure as EVC ends on a high note Forum gives business owners tips for success OPERS plans groundbreaking activities for new fitness center Parking permit prices rise for 1998-99 New 831 area code to debut in July National focus on oceans long overdue, say researchers UCSC honors student academic achievement Annual student print sale set for June 12

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