Stories for April 1, 1998: Admissions Numbers Disappoint Clark Kerr: Higher Education in Perspective There's Something New Under the Sun at Cal Day '98 Deconstructing the Barbie Myth Selection Process Nears Completion For Regents' Chancellor's Scholars Notes on Barbie History Goes Digital at the Hearst Museum Code Blue Stations Go Online It Pays to Exercise Happy 100th Birthday to Campus Plan Community Relations Projects Benefit Both City and Campus Acknowledging Public Health Heroes A Micro Laser Is on the Horizon Food on the Run Around the Globe New Titles in Order for Christ, Hyatt Fast Facts are Foremost as "Jeopardy!" Comes to Campus Mukansinga Aids Rwandan Survivors Student Callers are Stars in Telephone Fund Raising ASUC, University Agree on bookstore		Code Blue Stations Go Online posted Apr. 1, 1998 Thirteen “Code Blue” safety stations have been installed throughout the campus and surrounding areas. They currently mark all the campus safety shuttle stops and line Grinnell Pathway, which begins at Center and Oxford and crosses the south fork of Strawberry Creek. The safety stations, which become operational April 2, are the result of a collaboration between the UC Police Department and Parking and Transportation. If they prove as effective as expected, more will be phased in. Each unit can be identified by a blue light that comes on after dark. Each contains a campus phone keypad and two buttons – a black information button and a red emergency button. When the red button is pushed, a blue strobe light goes off and the campus police are immediately notified of the location of the caller. [ Back to top ]

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