Stories for Nov. 3, 1999   Remembering Bay Area's Bridge-Building Bonanza   New State Law Requires Union Fee Payment   Asian Scholar Reflects On Fifty Years at Berkeley   Taking a Global Look at Math Development   An Ancient Fish that Went Its Own Way   School of Education Lends Expertise to Set up Seattle Career Academies   Building a Bridge Over America's Racial Divide   'Rice Women' Dance and Music Piece Faces East   Cyber Exhibit Explores Perceptions of Time and Identity   Forum to Examine Proposed Community Service Requirements   Publications: Management Practices in Dietetics   Minor Planet Named After Major Campus Star   Open Enrollment for Benefits   Staff Air Concerns Over Salaries, Bonuses and Aging Infrastructure in Chat with Chancellor   Local Governments Lag in Preparing for "The Big One" Along Hayward Fault Regular Features   Awards   Campus Calendar   News Briefs		Top Story: Remembering Bay Area's Bridge-Building Bonanza The Bay Area's bridge-building heyday in the early decades of this century takes center stage in a new calendar for 2000 by two university departments. A fund-raising effort by the Harmer E. Davis Transportation Library and the Water Resources Center Archives, "Spanning the Bay: Historic Photographs of San Francisco Bay Bridges" offers twelve black-and-white photos of bridge construction projects. (continues)
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