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Yosemite Valley

September 20, 2020

By Ryan Lazzareschi, Computer Science ’21   At the end of the tunnel, I saw an opportunity I couldn’t miss. As the sun rose in the distance, the perfect composition of Yosemite Valley presented itself. The granite cliffs of El Capitan stretch thousands of feet down on the left with Bridalveil Falls set against the […]

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Yosemite Toad Painting

September 11, 2020

By Daphne Crum, Genetics & Genomics ’23   This piece is a watercolor painting depicting a Yosemite Toad. When I first arrived in Davis I knew I wanted to find clubs and organizations that would provide opportunities for me to do a bit of scientific illustration. When I became a member of the Society for […]

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Natural Beauty

September 5, 2020

By Emily Donnelly, Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior, ’21 View of Yosemite’s famous Half Dome from Glacier Point This spectacular image was taken from the ledge of Glacier Point trail in Yosemite National Park, overlooking the iconic 8,844 foot tall half-dome granite rock, which is such a historical and symbolic part of this natural landscape. The […]

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