November 29,
1995
Top Stories: Assembly
Committee Seeks Higher Education Solutions;
The Bali
Conference; Varian
Brings Innovation to School of Information
Management Systems
November 15,
1995
Top Stories: Reviving
Hopi Law; Campus
Charitable Campaign Off to a Fast Start;
New Faculty
Profile: Peter Zinoman
November 8,
1995
Top Stories: Thermal
Scientists Gather for Symposium Honoring Chancellor
Tien; Cameras
in Court Shift Focus to Personalities;
Anita Madrid Tapped
to Help With Berkeley Pledge
November 1,
1995
Top Stories: Fire
Retarders That Go Baaaa; Proposed
Personnel Policies Cut Tiers to Two; 'Adage
Party' Results in a Homespun Advice Book for
Entrepreneurs
October 25,
1995
Top Stories: Postdoc
Butler, SF Stater Marcy Aim Lick Lens, Pick Out
Planet; Senate
to Regents: Heed Shared Governance; Holdren
Shares Group That Shares in Peace Prize
October 18,
1995
Top Stories: Upgrade's
Goal Is Extra Seconds of Quake Warning;
Black's Book Helps in
Seeking and Winning Financial Aid
October 11,
1995
Top Stories: During
Demonstrations, Official Campus Observers Are Ready
to Report Impartially; California
School Chief Joins Berkeley Pledge; Information
on October 12 Walkout
October 4,
1995
Top Stories: Nobelists
Enchant an Admiring Crowd; Keeping
Excellence and Diversity Alive, Chang-Lin Tien;
Atkinson Meets
the Press, Names Berkeley as Model
September 27,
1995
Top Stories: A $2.4
Million HUD Grant For Campus-Oakland Ventures;
Think Poetically,
Laureate Hass Tells Freshmen; Finds
From Fraternity House Dig on Campus
September 20,
1995
Top Stories: Williamson
Begins His Term as Senate Chief; Waste
Facility Will Be Built at Callaghan State;
By Whom the Bells
Are Tolled
September 13,
1995
Top Stories: Berkeley
PHD Programs Earn Top Rankings Nationwide;
$1 Million Backs
The Berkeley Pledge; Three
Years' Planning Results in Gay-Lesbian
Minor
September 6,
1995
Top Stories: Shapiro
Is Our Ninth Economist to Join Clinton;
Gifts Earmarked for
Law School, Evolution Scholar; Milton's
Summer Adventure in the Rain Forest
August 30,
1995
Top Stories: An
Extraordinary Year: $156 Million in Private
Gifts; Affirmative
Action: A Message From Chancellor Tien;
Padilla Will Lead
Undergrad Affairs
August 23,
1995
Top Stories: Welcoming
the Class of '99; '95-96
Budget Is Seen As 'Beginning of Financial
Recovery'; A
Signed Budget Permits Salary Plans To Go
Ahead
July 12,
1995
Top Stories: Calonico's
Baton Will Strike Up Cal's Band; 1995
Summer Session; Affirmative
Action Proposal Tops July 20 Regents
Meeting
June 17,
1995
Top Stories: Ecologist
Pamela Matson Wins a MacArthur Award; New
Financial System Will Be Faster, User Friendly;
A Brand New School For
Information Management
May 24, 1995
Top Stories: Regents
Tackle Thorny Affirmative Action Issues;
Blake Grounds Serve
as Classroom and Leafy Retreat; Tenth
Campus Site Set
May 17, 1995
Top Stories: Graduation
Uncertainties: DARS Will Speed Answers;
Baxley of UC Printing
Recalls Marathon That Led to Birth of the United
Nations; Early
X-Rays Are Implicated in Today's Breast Cancer
Cases
May 10, 1995
Top Stories: Business
School Consolidates Its Far-Flung Activities;
The Season for Pomp
and Circumstance; English
Professor Hass is the Nation's Poet
Laureate
May 3, 1995
Top Stories: Six
Are Elected Fellows In National Academy of
Sciences; Raindrops
Didn't Dampen Spirits For Charter Day;
June Jordan Play
Comes to Berkeley
April 26,
1995
Top Stories: Mellon
Funds Latin American Sociology Studies;
Affirmative Action
Brings Rush of Reporters to Berkeley; Reviving
the Lost Art of Planning Great Boulevards
April 19,
1995
Top Stories: Senate
Frowns on Consulting, CNR Plans; Shalala's
Charter Talk Precedes Cal Day Events; High
Honors: Six Guggenheims; Three Sloan
Fellowships
April 12,
1995
Top Stories: Shirley
Dean Balances Dual Roles of Mayor of Berkeley and
University Staff Member; Charter
Day Keynoter is Donna Shalala of Clinton
Cabinet; Berkeley
Entomologists Man Bug Hotline
March 29,
1995
Top Stories: Distance
Learning Center Links Berkeley Students;
Five Win 1995
Distinguished Teaching Awards; University
Panel Explores Epidemiological Implications of the
Movie "Outbreak"
March 22,
1995
Top Stories: Personnel
Program Changes Coming; Library
Wins $1 Million Challenge Grant; Student
Learning Center: It's Not For the Lazy or
Slow
March 15,
1995
Top Stories: Freshman
Scores Highest Ever; Clottes'
Berkeley Connection Brings Cave Art Here First;
Berkeley Wins High
Marks in U.S. News Survey
March 8,
1995
Top Stories: Senator
Petris Calls for Student Fee Rollback;
Robert Tijian Named
California Scientist of the Year; Interpreting
'The Tempest' Every Which Way
March 1,
1995
Top Stories: Campus
Center Tracks Longevity; Chancellor
Tien Speaks on Affirmative Action; New
Faculty Profile: Katharine Hammond
February 22,
1995
Top Stories: A
Proposal to Consolidate Clerical Titles;
Minding Your
Manners on E-mail; Preserving
a Heritage Through Artistry
February 15,
1995
Top Stories: Tang's
Travel Mavens Advise on Immunizations;
Margaret Wilkerson
Heads the New Theater Arts Center; About
the New Center for Theater Arts
February 8,
1995
Top Stories: Researching
the Last Manzanita; The
Other Campus: Richmond Rediscovered; The
Other Campus: Richmond Rediscovered
February 1,
1995
Top Stories: The
First Class at the New Haas; Chancellor
Tien Seeks Suggestions to Simplify or Cut
Administrative Work; New
Faculty Profile: Sherry Ortner
January 25,
1995
Top Stories: Women
Are 21 Percent of Faculty; Mitchell
of Irvine Signs on as BAS Vice Chancellor;
Hellmans Give $5
Million to Young Faculty Research
January 18,
1995
Top Stories: UC
Could Plan Ahead Under Wilson Budget; $1
Billion Goal for New Fund Raising Campaign;
Court Rules for UC in
People's Park Case
