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Volume 3 Number 5 September 7-20, 1998 Accolades Administrative Messages Calendar Classified Ads Community Chat Contracts and Grants Making the News Take Note Slug Sports Search Past Issues Go to Past Issues Text Edition	Peregrine population flies higher, thanks to SCPBRG Due to a dramatic increase in the number of peregrine falcons in California, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed last month to remove the bird from the endangered species list. For Brian Walton and his coworkers in the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group (SCPBRG) at UCSC, this move represents the realization of a dream they have steadfastly pursued for almost 25 years. (More photos)	Currents Online is produced every two weeks during the summer. The next issue will be posted on Monday, September 21. UCSC study examines how peers influence students of Mexican descent UCSC grad teaching at Santa Cruz High pens second paper for scientific journal CATS account users targeted by 'junk' e-mail Celebrated artists fill 1998-99 season at Arts & Lectures Fall Plant Sale takes root September 18 and 19 UCSC team advises educators in Ecuador Coolidge road improvement project nears completion

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