ZOTZINE OCTOBER 2009
Volume II, Issue 2
Healing the tiniest patients
New nursing graduates begin satisfying careers caring for critically ill and premature newborns at UC Irvine Douglas Hospital. A slide show and story. 
Ray of hope
The Illumination Foundation, started by six UCI students, helps homeless families find the way back to self-sufficiency.
A matter of protocol
Alumnus Roy Fielding was a principal author of the now-familiar HTTP that guides the flow of information over the Internet.
ZOTZINE SEPTEMBER 2009
Volume II, Issue 1
In Ansel Adams’ footsteps
Re-creating the master’s 1960s-era photos of UCI: a then-and-now campus slide show and story.
Race against the clock
Leslie Thompson’s stem cell research gives hope to Huntington’s patients, for whom time is the enemy.
Shaping surfboards – and smiles
UCI alumnus Daniel Boehne could have been a pro surfer; instead he chose dentistry to help others.
ZOTZINE JULY 2009
Volume I, Issue 8
Voice of the people
As the next student regent, Jesse Cheng will represent his UC peers.
End of an era
UCI bids farewell to retiring Dean of Students Sally Peterson, a major contributor to campus life for 35 years.
Wave of the future
Portable ultrasound scanners in the ER can save lives, says Dr. Chris Fox, by expediting diagnosis.
ZOTZINE JUNE 2009
Volume I, Issue 7
Goodbye, UCI
Graduates from the class of 2009 take a final pop quiz about their campus experience.
Clearing the air
UC Irvine cuts greenhouse gas emissions from the (efficiently irrigated) ground up.
Raising the bar
Rachel Moran, law school founding faculty member, calls for the return of the citizen-lawyer.
ZOTZINE MAY 2009
Volume I, Issue 6
Healing paws
Marianne Lovejoy’s basset hounds raise spirits, lower blood pressure at UC Irvine Medical Center.
Eye for light
Photographs by undergraduate Hoang Xuan Pham show fresh perspectives on and off campus.
Science vs. faith
Evolutionary biologist and ordained priest Francisco Ayala has been speaking at events worldwide marking Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday.
Rise of ’Eater Nation
A student fee to bring back baseball sparked the current Anteater sports revival.
ZOTZINE APRIL 2009
Volume I, Issue 5
Setting the stage for hope
Behind the scenes of “Greek Songfest,” students like Michelle Spooner work hard to put on a really big show and fundraiser.
Ahead of his class
For Brandon Gross, being the youngest student on campus is no big deal.
A role in medicine
By feigning illness, volunteers introduce medical students to the human side of healthcare.
Fighting for their lives
Dr. Leonard Sender is a leading advocate for a neglected demographic: young adults with cancer.
Road warriors
Institute of Transportation Studies graduates keep people moving.
ZOTZINE MARCH 2009
Volume I, Issue 4
Scout’s honor
Undergraduate Ruben Hipolito goes to Washington, D.C., to deliver the Boy Scouts’ ‘Report to the Nation’ to President Obama.
Wise scientist
Molecular biologist Masayasu Nomura has devoted his life to probing the mysteries of ribosomes.
A Holocaust childhood
Ruth Kluger’s enduring account of growing up in Nazi-occupied Austria has touched millions.
Mission to mars
Real-life rocket man and UCI alumnus Michael Martin helped put two rovers on the Red Planet.
Balancing the planet
Michael Prather discusses UCI’s new environment institute.
ZOTZINE FEBRUARY 2009
Volume I, Issue 3
How things work
With his power tools, physics & chemistry professor Wilson Ho sheds light on molecules and atoms in action.
Perfect chemistry
A conversation with 30-year collaborators F. Sherwood Rowland and Donald Blake.
With patients in mind
Staff members offer insiders' view of the new University Hospital.
Lawyers in training
Saturday Academy of Law prepares students for college, legal careers.
Letting the sun shine in
The future looks bright for alumna Allison Case, soon to star in Hair on Broadway.
ZOTZINE JANUARY 2009
Volume I, Issue 2
New era in healthcare
UC Irvine’s University Hospital opens its doors in March, bringing the latest technologies and treatments to the people of Orange County.
Kicking the oil habit
Three voices of alternative energy talk about their efforts to tap new fuel sources.
Doctor for the destitute
Dr. Emily Dow heals the poorest patients on both sides of the border.
Envisioning change
Frank Wilderson recounts Nelson Mandela's unfulfilled promise.
Tour of duty
Daniel Kim helps student vets combat stress on the home front.
