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Music Prof. Hardwick poses for portraits for a story about a class he teaches on ludomusicology.

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A pair of whales are seen lunge feeding in the waters off of the California Central Coast during a morning trip where students, working with a professor, deployed a custom-designed hydrophone device offshore. They are part of an interdisciplinary team working on a long-term research project whose aim is to expand current marine mammal monitoring along this stretch of coast.

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A whale is seen breaching in the waters off of the California Central Coast during a morning trip where students, working with a professor, deployed a custom-designed hydrophone device offshore. They are part of an interdisciplinary team working on a long-term research project whose aim is to expand current marine mammal monitoring along this stretch of coast.

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A student collects seeds from native plants as part of a partnership between the university and State Parks on a project that entails growing up to 200,000 native dune plants from seedlings each year to help restore native plant habitats to the local dunes area. The native seeds are gathered and delivered to the university, where they are grown in campus greenhouses until they are ready to be transplanted in the dunes.

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A student walks through the dunes as she collects seeds from native plants as part of a partnership between the university and State Parks on a project that entails growing up to 200,000 native dune plants from seedlings each year to help restore native plant habitats to the local dunes area. The native seeds are gathered and delivered to the university, where they are grown in campus greenhouses until they are ready to be transplanted in the dunes.