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Issue Summaries
for 2000
December
6, 2000
Top Stories: Museum
plans upgrades ; A
fashion innocent abroad ; Maslach
appointed vice provost for undergraduate education
November
29, 2000
Top Stories:
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 wage
November
15, 2000
Top Stories:
Turf
Science: Prepping stadium field for Big Game takes teamwork, perfectionism
; Students
now can wish upon Cal's own star
; UC
reaches agreement with CUE
November
8, 2000
Top Stories: Return
of the Monarchs:
Migratory butterflies enchant Richmond Field Station grove
; Campus
details reclassification, lateral transfer increases
; McFadden's
mark on the world: Nobel Prize winner's modeling touches the economic
pulse of society
November
1, 2000
Top Stories: Finishing
touches New features and shine greet second season at Haas Pavilion
; Bonus program rewards staff
for new hire referrals ; Where
James Bond and Isaac Newton meet Professor uses movie special
effects to teach mechanical engineering principles
October
25, 2000
Top Stories: Chancellor,
cabinet craft action plan for the university Initiatives will
move campus toward solving pressing issues in the next two years
; Cabinet initiatives
; Professors measure exploding
world production of new information
October
18, 2000
Top Stories: McFadden
receives this year's Nobel Prize in economics ; Oakland
7th graders discover writing online ;
Finding
worlds like our own: Increasingly precise techniques are convincing
planet-hunters that Earth-like planets orbit other suns
October
11, 2000
Top Stories: Conserving
Calder: Huge sculpture outside art museum to get conservation
makeover ; Professor
donates database for new federal Web site ; Student
group keeps traditions alive
October
4 , 2000
Top Stories: Departments
take steps to implement chancellor's initiatives
; Living
with breast cancer Campus colleagues share their personal stories
;University taps leading experts
for Regents' Lecture program
September
27, 2000
Top Stories: Chancellor
pledges $1 million to address workforce issues ; Cal
athletes find gold, silver in Australia
; Human
body,
human rights: Scholars,
public take up emotional issues at 'Who Owns the Body?'
September
20, 2000
Top Stories: Tien's
family encouraged by progress ; Shades
of Gray: New executive vice chancellor and provost outlines academic
challenges for campus ; College
of Letters and Science reinvents itself
September
13, 2000
Top Stories: Paul
Newman challenges corporations to donate more ; This
year's fall transition one of the smoothest on record ; New
development catalog offers many training options for staff
September
06, 2000
Top Stories:
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
August
30 , 2000
Top Stories:
Restoring life to Strawberry Creek
; University announces salary
increases ; Conflicts of
commitment ; Berkeley's link
to government
August
23, 2000
Top Stories: Field
Studies: Effort addresses health effects of pesticides and allergens
on rural mothers and babies
; Back to the books: Students,
faculty return to campus for 132nd academic year ;
Pay attention to the man behind the curtain! ; COrE
energizes departments seeking organizational change
August
16 , 2000
Top Stories: Campus
kicks into high gear in preparation for fall semester 2000
; Nobel Laureate John Harsanyi
dies at 80 ; Berkeley accounting
moves into the 21st Century
Fall 2000
Special Issue: Renewing
the Foundations of Excellence
July
12, 2000
Top Stories: State budget provides
increase for UC ; Economist
Rabin wins prestigious fellowship for work on human behavior ;
Presidio excavations turn up
three centuries of artifacts
June 7,
2000
Top Stories: Quake 2000: Campus simulates emergency response to Hayward Fault temblor; Whistle-blower Lowell Bergman: an insider's view of '60 Minutes'
; Berkeley expert assists United Nations with Gulf War fallout
May 10,
2000
Top Stories: History major named University
Medalist; Mrs. Wheaton goes to Washington
; Opportunities for undergrad research
are plentiful and diverse
May 3,
2000
Top Stories: Albright, Reich to speak this month; Eavesdropping on extraterrestrial
intelligence
;
From a field of 599, Berkeley junior
chosen for Truman Scholarship
April 26,
2000
Top Stories: Inside the Fourth Estate; Trust, Pride and Camaraderie:
Hallmarks of a Great Place to Work
;
Virgin Earth, Where Are You?
April 19,
2000
Top Stories: Three Professors Receive Distinguished Teaching Award; Professor Receives Unexpected Windfall From Former Student
; Plenty of Fun at Cal Day 2000
April 12,
2000
Top Stories: Introducing the All-New www.berkeley.edu; Faculty, Staff Toss Out Solutions to Parking Woes
; Rap Locally, Rhyme Globally
April 5,
2000
Top Stories: Chancellor Reorganizes Senior Management; Interactive University Ties Outreach with Internet-Based Efforts; University Announces Admissions To its Fall 2000 Freshman Class
March 22,
2000
Top Stories: Campus
E-Goods ; A
Grand Tour for Friends from China; Human
Resources Plans a Renaissance
March 15,
2000
Top Stories: From
Concrete Jungle To Vital Campus Center ;
Fueling
California's Prosperity; Humans
Will Not Live to See the Planet Rebound
March 8,
2000
Top Stories: Hearst
Rehab Praised For Seismic Ingenuity ; Designer
Genes; Popular
Mid-day Program Proves Poetry's Appeal
March 1,
2000
Top Stories: Bionic
Chip Merges Living Biological Cell With Electronic
Circuitry; Experts
Share Views on California Primary; Brazilian
First Lady Battles Poverty, Supports Youth in Her
Native Country
February 23,
2000
Top Stories: From
Strategic Vision To Administrative Action;
Kids' Summer
Programs 2000; The
Director Strikes Back: (an Appearance by George
Lucas)
February 16,
2000
Top Stories: Interview
with Public Health's Edward Penhoet; Deconstructing
"The Berkeley Way"; Boalt
Professor John Dwyer Appointed New Dean of Law
School
February 9,
2000
Top Stories: Strategic
Planning for a New Century; Engineering
Dean Paul Gray Named Next Provost; Sip
a Latte...and Chew Over Campus History at New Free
Speech Movement Cafe
February 2,
2000
Top Stories: Minority
Interest in Campus on the Rise; Designing
the Campus of Tomorrow; Raising
the Bar for Products Bearing the Cal Logo,
Name
January 26,
2000
Top Stories: Tidal
Wave II - Higher education faces flood of
students; Campus
Unveils Plans for Southside; Business
Plan Competition Couples Students With Silicon
Valley Companies
January 19,
2000
Top Stories: Five
Faculty Set Up $1 Million Magnet Fund;
Berkeley Profs Speak
Out on AOL/Time Warner Merger; Landscape
Architecture Professor Selected to Serve As Jurist
for Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Design
January 12,
2000
Top Stories: To
Search Fallen Buildings With a Single Hound;
Caught in the
Middle; Sea Change
in the Making at Human Resources
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