Sea Urchin Genome Surprisingly Similar to Man and May Hold Key to Cures Dec. 7, 2006 -- Sea urchins are small and spiny, they have no eyes and they eat kelp and algae. Still, the sea creature’s genome is remarkably similar to humans’ and may... (Biology)	Genetic Archaeology Finds Clues to Pregnancy in Male Pipefish, Seahorses Genetic archaeology is providing a new clue to one of the greatest gender mysteries in the fish world: how did male pregnancy evolve in a family of fish? A gene discovered in... (Biology)
A Tribute to Harriett Lake UCF Provost Terry Hickey, College of Arts & Humanities Dean Jose Fernandez, and Vice President Bob Holmes were on hand to present a tribute to Harriett Lake for her contribution... (Theatre)	UCF Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month With Second-Annual Latin American Festival The University of Central Florida kicks off the second-annual Latin American Cultural Festival of Orlando on Sept. 10 with a musical event that invokes Latin America's rich indige... (Latin American Studies)
UCF Joins Prestigious Music Programs as All-Steinway Piano School ORLANDO, July 24, 2006 -- The University of Central Florida Music Department has been designated the first All-Steinway Piano School in the state, joining prestigious music progra... (Music)	UCF Graduate Named Jack Kent Cooke Scholar, Will Study Painting in N.Y. ORLANDO, July 19, 2006 -- Danny Coeyman, a 2005 University of Central Florida graduate with a penchant for social activism, has received a Jack Kent Cooke scholarship to pay for h... (Art)
Pollution Threatens Coral Health, UCF Study Shows ORLANDO, July 18, 2006 -- Coral tissue damage that normally heals on its own will not mend when the colonies are near pollution sources on land that release industrial chemicals,... (Biology)	The Pull of Paradise: Images from Florida Springs ORLANDO, July 17, 2006 -- The UCF Art Gallery will be presenting new work by Rebecca Schrock in an exhibition titled "The Pull of Paradise: Images from Florida Springs". The photo... (Art)