Stories for Sept. 29, 1999   A Compass to Guide Campus Renewal   Student-Taught Class Targets Problem Of Alcohol Abuse   Students Stage Last-Ditch Effort to Save Spoonbills   Rare Papyrus Collection Offers Glimpse Into Egypt's Past   UC Loyalty Oath Remembered on 50th Anniversary   Peter Jennings Comes to Campus   Visions of Homecoming   Frightful Family Fun: Mysteries of the Atom Unfold at LHS   Photo: Presidential Shot   Journalism School Receives Grant   First Master Plan Hit Political Roadblock   Recycling Program Cuts Campus Trash   Football Team Scores Nigerian Connection Regular Features   Campus Calendar   News Briefs   Staff Enrichment		Top Story: A Compass to Guide Campus Renewal For only the second time in its 131-year history, Berkeley is creating a comprehensive master plan to guide future development. A century ago, architects from around the world competed to create a master physical plan for a young institution envisioned as an "Athens of the West." This time around, the issue is renewal. "We're an aging campus," Chancellor Berdahl, late last week, reminded 23 high-level administrators and others who have agreed to participate closely in developing the New Century Plan. "Our newest buildings are as old as the oldest ones on many other UC campuses. We cannot sustain our level of excellence without renewing." (continues)
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