03 Oct 2013
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Newspaper
Irvine World News
Location
Irvine, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2013
Page
1
The article notes about 30 million youths play sports annually with roughly 3.5 million injuries nationwide and cites Irvine as an example where rising participation and early specialization contribute to more injuries. It warns about overuse as a key risk. See pages 30 to 31.
Gavin Huntley-Fenner, president of the Irvine Unified Board of Education, will resign from the board on November 21 to devote more time to his growing consulting business. He has served nine years on the board and two one-year terms as president, and announced the decision on Tuesday. See School Page 4.
University students wrapped eight days of nonstop work on solar powered homes creating a showcase neighborhood on the Great Park runway in Irvine. They finished a two year project amid relief and readiness to compete in the Solar Decathlon, now staged away from Washington due to the government shutdown.
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