Recycling and being conscientious can pay off when it comes to the bottom line, say business owners recently honored for their environmentally friendly practices. -more-
Some folks smash cars to challenge university policy. That’s what a Boalt Hall student did a couple of months ago to protest, in his way, a university plan to put a parking structure, a dining commons and offices on a university-owned block bordered by College Avenue, Channing Way, Bowditch Street and Haste Street. -more-
A 27-year-old Berkeley man arrested in March for possession of 10 pounds of marijuana appeared in Superior Court on Friday as supporters from a medical marijuana group rallied in his defense in the hallway outside. -more-
A. Richard Newton, a Silicon Valley innovator and chair of the Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences (EECS) at UC Berkeley, has been named to succeed Paul R. Gray as dean of the College of Engineering. -more-
Lawrence Hall of Science will exhibit a rare collection of kites from Indonesia from July 15 to Aug. 20. -more-
Pepper spray was not enough to stop robber 07-01-2000
Bay Briefs 06-29-2000
New academic officials chosen at UC Berkeley 06-28-2000
British diplomat to speak at university 06-27-2000
Agencies honor ‘green’ shops By Marilyn Claessens Daily Planet Staff 07-03-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 07-03-2000
BAHA, supporters bash UC’s plans for Southside By Judith ScherrDaily Planet Staff 07-03-2000
Couple battle arrest for pot By Michael Coffino Special to the Daily Planet 07-03-2000
University names new engineering dean Staff 07-03-2000
Lawrence Hall of Science hosts kite exhibit Staff 07-03-2000
‘Inaccurate’ images fuel stadium lights fight By Sarah Mueller Special to the Daily Planet 07-01-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 07-01-2000
Volunteers turn slab of concrete into colorful, lively garden By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 07-01-2000
Letters to the Editor 07-01-2000
BHS principal may be reassigned By Rob Cunningham Daily Planet Staff 07-01-2000
One City Council contest heats up By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 07-01-2000
Merchants cope with ‘construction zone’ By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 07-01-2000
Kiwanis Club of Berkeley awards $32,000 to graduating seniors By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 07-01-2000
‘Victim of success’ Marilyn Claessens 06-29-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-29-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-29-2000
Filmmakers focus on a revolutionary By Peter CrimminsDaily Planet Correspondent 06-29-2000
Spay, neuter or pay By William Inman Special to the Daily Planet 06-29-2000
Progressives win city budget battle By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 06-29-2000
Police arrest man in gutter Staff 06-29-2000
Resident foils burglary attempt Staff 06-29-2000
Stroll to honor ‘Local Legacies’ By Marilyn Claessens Daily Planet Staff 06-29-2000
Barbara T. Christian – Cal professor, literary feminism scholar – dies at 56 Staff 06-29-2000
Hotel robbery attempt foiled Staff 06-29-2000
Graffiti is ongoing struggle Marilyn Claessens 06-28-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-28-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-28-2000
Race and BHS Rob Cunningham 06-28-2000
Forum: ‘E-health care’ faces roadblocks Jessie Seyfer 06-28-2000
Cal researchers dig into Presidio’s past Joe Eskenazi 06-28-2000
New academic officials chosen at UC Berkeley Two new vice provosts at UC Berkeley, who will play central roles in academic adm Staff 06-28-2000
In search of new city manager Judith Scherr 06-27-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-27-2000
Berkeley must adopt a more functional design for Interstate 80 bridge 06-27-2000
Shotgun’s Jungle Book misses mark John Angell Grant 06-27-2000
Home invasion robbery suspect remains at large Marilyn Claessens and Rob Cunningham 06-27-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-27-2000
Nader inspires faithful Greens Joe Eskenazi 06-27-2000
Only organic coffee for ‘City Hall Café’ Judith Scherr 06-27-2000
Budget, bonds, pets top council agenda Judith Scherr 06-27-2000
Crews start to cut down trees Daily Planet Staff 06-27-2000
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