This Week's Stories: Fostering Postdoctoral Community Kofi Annan to Speak on Campus April 20 Crucial Bond Measure Heads for November Ballot Jocelyn Elderson Women in Leadership Positions Tallying Up the Costs of Cigarette Smoking Berkeley's Monkey Colony Is 'Home on the Range' in Texas Agreement Begins Azores Exchanges The Innocent Eye Exhibit		Agreement Begins Azores Exchanges posted Mar. 18, 1998 Chancellor Berdahl and Rector Vasco Garcia, a founder of the University of the Azores, signed an agreement of cooperation between Berkeley and the University of the Azores Wednesday, March 11. Dean Richard Buxbaum of International and Area Studies and Professor Richard Herr, chair of the Portuguese Studies Program, who initiated the agreement, said it will lead to faculty, research and graduate student exchanges between the two campuses in areas such as marine sciences, biology, environmental engineering and Portuguese literature and culture. Established in 1976, the University of the Azores enrolls some 2,400 students on three campuses. The main campus is at Ponta Delgada, the islands’ largest town. [ Back to top ]

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