Stories for Oct. 6, 1999   University Launches Half-a-Billion Dollar Research Initiative Aimed at Health Science   'Frontline' Showcases Efforts To Redefine Merit   Photo: Relaxing in the Sun   Search Begins for Berkeley's Next Provost   Bone Fragments Link Neanderthals With Cannibalism   It's Raining Diamonds on Neptune and Uranus   A Renaissance at the Library   Tamara Keith: People's Park, Inside Out   Campus Offers a Way to Dam E-mail Flooding   Feminist Author Explores Brewing Masculinity Crisis   Photo: Dominican Visit   Hindered From Attending College in Their Native Vietnam, Four Siblings Finish Their Education at UC   For New Parents, a Little Help Goes a Long Way Regular Features   Awards   Campus Calendar   News Briefs   Staff Enrichment		Top Story: University Launches Half-a-Billion Dollar Research Initiative Aimed at Health Science Launching a bold new effort to understand and solve today's major health problems, Berkeley is redefining health science research by uniting physical and biological scientists and engineers. Berkeley's new Health Sciences Initiative promises to stimulate new developments in cancer treatment, medical imaging, therapies for brain and spinal cord injuries, and the understanding and treatment of genetic and infectious diseases and the onset of dementias in old age. (continues)
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