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Twenty seven campers are learning the fundamentals of soccer this week at the last week of the Finakpo' Semester Boys & Girls Soccer Camps held by the University of Guam Triton Athletics Department.
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Ancient CHamorus marked time based on the cycles of the moon and the seasons of their islands. Mindful of this tradition, author Dolores Barcinas Santos captured the seasons of her family in Guam's village of Malesso' with her new book, "13 Months in Malesso'."
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A book of American-style tanka poetry by University of Guam Professor Yukiko Inoue-Smith was published on June 3, adding to her growing collection of published works.
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High school students Kiara Dela Rosa, Brayven Ray Chase, and Avinash Dhanraj talk about their experience participating in the National Science Foundation Includes STEM Program at the University of Guam.
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During a National Science Foundation internship at the University of Guam, high school student Anica B. Camacho explored certain types of seeds that can survive in Guam's badlands.
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Margaret Hattori-Uchima, dean of the University of Guam School of Nursing & Health Sciences, was awarded the 2019 GNA Nurse of the Year Award on May 5 at the 68th Annual Guam Nurses Association Anniversary, Recognition, and Awards Banquet.
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A second class of apprentices began the three-month Nursing Assistant Education Program in June at the University of Guam to become certified nursing apprentices (CNAs).
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The University of Guam Triton Athletics Department announced on June 22 the launch of its academic clubs for UOG athletes for 2018-19.
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UOG Professor Evelyn R. Flores spoke with Radio New Zealand regarding her newly published book, "Indigenous Literatures from Micronesia," which is a compilation of poetry, short stories, essays, chants, and excerpts of plays from more than 70 Micronesian authors. Listen to the interview at the link below.
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