11.29.00- Berkeleyan Table of Contents

Stories for 29 November 2000

•	Got the picture? A magnetic imager with three times the sharpness of standard scanners goes online

•	Campus unveils powerful brain scanner devoted solely to research

•	Faculty calls for better staff wages

•	Treasury secretary to discuss economic growth during visit

•	Bancroft archive documents disability right movement: Oral histories of 50 pioneers, organizational papers, tell story of a revolution

•	Workshops help employees make most of campus career opportunities: staff can learn to take advantage of campus resources

•	Elder care program finds a permanent home on campus

•	Compensation group seeks staff input

•	Power Politics: Should California deregulate or reregulate the electricity industry?

•	Bioengineers chart their field's future

•	Smog aggravates asthma in children born prematurely or of low birthweight

•	UC Regents approve 2001-02 funding proposals Cottage on the move

•	Prof watches for signs of 'emotional intelligence' in candidates

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post-docs and mri

Clayton Curtis, right, helps Eric Schumacher into the new MRI machine during a recent test run. The two are Ph.D. post-docs working with Professor Mark D'Esposito, one of the principal scientists working in the campus's Helen Wills Neruoscience Institute. Peg Skorpinski photo.

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