UC Riverside's Growing Pains

The fastest-growing UC campus is giving up acres of agriculture to accommodate growth. The proposal has aroused mixed emotions.

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August 19, 2000, 1:30 PM PDT

By Laura Kraft

The fastest-growing University of California campus is targeting most of its world-renowned agricultural station land for dormitories, parking lots, athletic fields and possibly a law school. An indoor arena also could end up there. The proposal has aroused mixed emotions among those who work in the fields where avocados and asparagus, turf and pine trees are grown and studied. For years the experiment station was known as the heart and soul of campus.

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