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The new initiative features programs for student creators, campus ambassadors and student organizations, providing opportunities for creative expression, community engagement and hands-on experience.

The new initiative features programs for student creators, campus ambassadors and student organizations, providing opportunities for creative expression, community engagement and hands-on experience.

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Black pine jewel beetles, scientifically named Melanophila acuminata, belong to a unique group of insects that exhibit pyrophilous behaviour, which means they are naturally attracted to forest fires.