Stories for Dec. 1, 1999 Berkeley's Past, And Past Dreams Of the Future Archaeologist Fights to Save Bahamian Site Campus Groups Bring Holiday Cheer to Those Less Fortunate Photo: Rub-a-dub-dub... To Our Readers Using Peace and Justice to Shape Political Policy Tiny Transistor Breaks Barrier For What Fits on Computer Chip A Message from Chancellor Berdahl on the 1999 Charitable Campign Radiation Expert Warns of Danger From Overuse of Medical X-Rays UC, Union Settle Contract for Technical Unit Staff Robotic Telescope Discovers Bright Supernova Campy Recast of Classic Holiday Tale: "Hard Nut" Gift Benefits Student Learning, Research The Sun in the Church Conservation Endowment For Anthropology Museum Art Students Use Their Talents to Give to Community Researchers Work to Build a Better Mouse, Keyboard Regular Features   Campus Calendar   News Briefs   Obituaries		Top Story: Berkeley's Past, And Past Dreams Of the Future The final competition in 1899 included this perspective view of the central hall of a lavish gymnasium proposed by French architect Emile Bénard. In a festive and instructive centennial observance of the architectural event that marked UC's coming of age, the Berkeley Art Museum will present "Roma/Pacific: The Phoebe Hearst International Architectural Competition and the Berkeley Campus, 1896-1930." The show -- running Dec. 15 through April 23 -- provides a rare view into the past, and past dreams of the future, for the campus. It features stunning large-scale drawings, preliminary designs of buildings and setting of the campus, as well as related photographs. Much of this material has remained unseen for the past 100 years. (continues)
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