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Haggle Haus: A fashion truck with clothes from all over the world

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By Kathleen Leslie
| On the Shelf (Podcast)
Kaylie Arnold spends her professional career flying around the world as a flight attendant. Several years ago she combined her job and her passion for thrifting into a side business. On a spring Sunday at the Riverside Farmers’ Market, Karly Valen sifted through racks of clothes at the Haggle Haus fashion truck — including some vintage pieces. But what makes these thrifted clothes unique is that many come from around the world.
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From monkeys to desert tortoises: how wildlife crossings differ from Costa Rica to Nevada

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By Kathleen Leslie
| On the Shelf (Podcast)
Every year, thousands of animals are killed on Nevada’s roads. But the problem isn’t unique to the state. Costa Rica is also facing a similar problem. To help reduce these collisions, efforts are underway to build wildlife crossings in both. The rainforest in Sarapiquí comes alive. Rain drips onto the forest floor; birds fly overhead; frogs croak; and howler monkeys bark. Although Sarapiquí is located within the rainforest, it’s surrounded by urban development, and with that comes cars.
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UNR students visit an open-air hospital in Cambodia as part of a global health exchange program

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By Kathleen Leslie
| kunr.org
During March, Orvis School of Nursing students from the University of Nevada, Reno, traveled to Kampot, Cambodia, as part of a global health exchange program where they visited Sonja Kill Memorial Hospital — a healthcare facility that stood out because of its unique design. Sonja Kill Memorial Hospital is a few miles west of Kampot. At this hospital, the space between buildings is just as important as what’s inside them.
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