Stories for Feb. 23, 2000 Special Insert: Special Section: Kids' Summer Programs 2000 From Strategic Vision To Administrative Action The Director Strikes Back: Appearance by George Lucas ABC's of Science Education Stalking Pathogens at Every Port Changing the Dynamics Of the Lecture Hall Photo: Parging in Process Revising an Old Theory Could Make Drug Design a Little Easier Inhale if You Must, but Eat Your Citrus UC Berkeley Retirement Center Keeps Faculty and Staff Retirees in the Loop Berkeley Honored as A Leader in Graduating Minority Ph.D.'s   Awards   Books   Campus Calendar   News Briefs   Obituaries   Staff Enrichment		Photo of the Week: Forehand Fine Points Carol Downes, tennis instructor for the Recreational Sports Facility's CalFIT program, demonstrates the finer points of the forehand stroke for students in her class. Downes teaches tennis techniques to beginning, intermediate and advanced players, with an emphasis on footwork, shot placement and serves. She left her job with the College of Natural Resources several years ago to concentrate on teaching and playing tennis. Noah berger photo Top Story: From Strategic Vision To Administrative Action Vice Chancellor Updates Staff on Plans To Improve Campus Administratively Berkeley may be rated number one academically, but administratively, our reputation is somewhat lower, Horace Mitchell, vice chancellor for business and administrative services, told staff at a Feb. 15 brown-bag discussion in the Lipman Room at Barrows Hall. (continues)
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