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Stories for Feb. 10, 1999

  
Giant New Telescope Array To Search for Life in Space

  
Jack Welch Holds First Academic Post for SETI

  
$2.5 Million Bequest Will Fund Studies of Iran

  
Children's Summer Programs 1999

  
Valentine's Day Vignettes From Campus

  
Profile: Jocelyn Guilbault, Ethnomusicologist

  
More About: A Renaissance Spectacle

  
Satirical Stylings of Garry Trudeau

  
Photo: Refr. Madness

  
Tamara Keith: Telegraph Avenue's Decline


Regular Features

  
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Campus Calendar

  
Campus Memos

  
News Briefs

  
Obituaries

  
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Photo of the Week: Let the Sun Shine In

Photo: Sun Filtering Through Trees

After the sun broke through the clouds, the eucalyptus grove absorbed enough heat to register this image on infrared film. Peg Skorpinski photo.





Top Story: Is Anyone Out There?

The Berkeley campus and the Mountain View-based SETI Institute have teamed up to design and build an array of 500 to 1,000 radio telescopes whose primary task will be to seek out signals from civilizations elsewhere in our galaxy. (continues)




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February 10 - 16, 1999 (Volume 27, Number 22)
Copyright 1999, The Regents of the University of California.
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