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Stories for Sept. 22, 1999

  
Haas Captures Intimacy of Harmon

  
Buzzing Insects Bug Berkeley

  
Campus Goes Online for Parenting Tips

  
Campus Develops Guide to Teach Students With Disabilities

  
UC Regents Name Tien University Professor

  
Oct. 1 Deadline for 403(b) Appeals

  
An Open Letter to the University Community

  
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Are Struggling with Their Own Health Problems

  
New Leader at Human Resources

  
Homecoming Rally Moved To Rec Sports Facility

  
The Saxophone Stylings of Branford Marsalis Come to Zellerbach

  
Museum Displays Colorful Array Of Miniature Indian Paintings

  
Chancellor's Staff Advisory Group Seeks New Members

  
Value Packs Offer Tax-Free Transportation

  
Photo: Fiestas Patrias

  
Photo: She Plied the Seas


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Photo of the Week: Haas Pavilion

Photo: Haas Pavilion

The new Haas Pavilion incorporates the original entrance to Harmon Gym. Peg Skorpinski photo.





Top Story: Haas Captures Intimacy
of Harmon

"One, two, three...GO BEARS!" This familiar refrain, shouted by reporters, campus administrators, student athletes and friends of the university, produced a mighty echo that reverberated off the blue seats and gold bleachers of the new Walter A. Haas Jr. Pavilion.

As the roar of the cheer slowly dissipated, the group of 200, who gathered Sept. 16, for the unveiling of the facility, got an awe-inspiring hint of the raucous noise sports fans will make there for generations to come.

"I wouldn't want to play here if I was Stanford," said Chancellor Berdahl, referring to the arena's potential for intimidating opponents with loud noise, a hallmark of the old Harmon Gym. "We will have an enormous home court advantage, worth eight to ten points per game," he joked. (continues)




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September 22 - 28, 1999 (Volume 28, Number 7)
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