UC Irvine study highlights rising toxicity in online gaming; finds hope in prison rehabilitation program
Constance Steinkuehler, a professor of informatics at the University of California, Irvine, has been studying online gaming culture for two decades.
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California Energy Commission announces honorees for 2025 Clean Energy Hall of Fame Awards
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IAM hosts veterans committee-building class focused on service and community support
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Energy Department offers $134 million for rare earth element supply chain projects
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UC Riverside study links popular cooking oil to obesity risk
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California Public Utilities Commission announces weekly update on new regulatory filings
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Bob Foster remembered for leadership at Southern California Edison and city of Long Beach
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IAM District 9 volunteers clean Soldiers Memorial ahead of St. Louis Veterans Day Parade
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