Stories for 06 SEPTEMBER 2000 •  Campus selects eight centers as organized research units •  In the Summer Olympics, there's a lot of blue, gold •  The next step in office automation •  The Bells of Berkeley •  Figuring out who is going to win the election •  Taking on a new identity: Employees can replace old ID cards with a more modern, functional version •  When talk isn't cheap: Wireless voice service company wins $50,000 Haas contest for inexpensive platforms •  Gift helps center train graduate students in organic chemistry Press Releases: •  Stone Age office of the future: Professors suggest workplaces will function best with less modern features •  Faculty, staff kick off Lunch Poems series •  Agencies provide grants to train scientists for post-genome world Regular Features •  News Briefs •  Campus Calendar •  Memos		Photo of the Week: The Bells of Berkeley New campus carillonist Jeff Davis perches next to one of the smaller of 61 bells in Sather Tower. Before his daily noontime performances, Davis must "regulate" the carillon, a process that is akin to tuning the bells, to make sure the length of the bell clapper wires have not changed from temperature drops overnight. Noah Berger photo.
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