The handwriting is on the walls, on the trash cans and on traffic signs – anywhere taggers leave their marks for the world to see – and the city spends more than $250,000 a year to fight it with cleanup crews daily. -more-
Nuclear vs. nuclear weapons research in Berkeley -more-
THEATER -more-
Much attention has been paid in recent months to the troubling academic achievement gap between white students and students of color at Berkeley High School, but the parallel “discipline gap” at the campus is not being openly addressed. -more-
The Human Genome Project is a perfect example of how the Internet has changed science by making vast databases of information available to scientists at the click of a mouse. In the same way, the Internet could revolutionize America’s dauntingly complex health care industry. -more-
SAN FRANCISCO – You are what you eat, right? Well, a few hundred years down the road the only way people might know anything about you is because of the stuff you didn’t eat – the bones, the cans, the bottles. After all, as any sanitation worker, detective or crazed stalker will tell you, one can tell a lot about somebody by sifting through his garbage. -more-
Two new vice provosts at UC Berkeley, who will play central roles in academic administration, have been selected, officials announced Tuesday. -more-
Two new vice provosts at UC Berkeley, who will play central roles in academic administration, have been selected, officials announced Tuesday. -more-
New academic officials chosen at UC Berkeley 06-28-2000
British diplomat to speak at university 06-27-2000
News Briefs 06-24-2000
Assault arrest made 06-23-2000
Teach-in looks at Korean War 06-22-2000
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
East Bay firefighters train in Tilden Park Marilyn Claessens 06-26-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-26-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-26-2000
Arts & Entertainment Calendar 06-26-2000
Rental issue closer to fall ballot Judith Scherr 06-26-2000
Disabled rights campus gets U.S. funding Dan Greenman 06-26-2000
Media camp focuses teens’ energy Peter Crimmins 06-26-2000
City OKs living wage Judith Scherr 06-24-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-24-2000
Fighting for legal equity Joe Eskenazi 06-24-2000
Student housing should be faster, smaller, better William Marquand 06-24-2000
Arts & Entertainment Calendar 06-24-2000
‘Shrew’ avoids usual trappings John Angell Grant 06-24-2000
Library foundation draws closer to fund-raising goal Dan Greenman 06-24-2000
Thieves target your identity Marilyn Claessens 06-24-2000
Maio: Customers should ‘prefer’ Berkeley Marilyn Claessens 06-24-2000
Farm purchase will benefit BYA Daily Planet Staff 06-24-2000
Two robberies may be linked Daily Planet Staff 06-24-2000
Local amateur radio club holds annual ‘Field Day’ Daily Planet Staff 06-24-2000
Radisson workers get their union Judith Scherr 06-23-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-23-2000
Davis' transportation plan may come up short Thomas Elias 06-23-2000
PFA salutes Library of Congress Daily Planet Staff 06-23-2000
Telegraph quotas up for debate Marilyn Claessens 06-23-2000
Kala Institute awards fellowships Daily Planet Staff 06-23-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-23-2000
Board gives green light to school bond and tax Rob Cunningham 06-23-2000
Shotgun Players present Kipling book Daily Planet Staff 06-23-2000
Trial for parking activist Daily Planet Staff 06-23-2000
Editor leaving Daily Planet Daily Planet Staff 06-23-2000
New housing unveiled Daily Planet Staff 06-23-2000
Artists to visit Paris Joe Eskenazi 06-23-2000
Deer’s head found in store’s meat case Daily Planet Staff 06-23-2000
Project would revive an ancient calendar Joe Eskenazi 06-22-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-22-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-22-2000
One-sided city budget presentation Judith Scherr 06-22-2000
Mayor: Process lacking ‘reason’ Judith Scherr 06-22-2000
Length of police review period questioned Marilyn Claessens 06-22-2000
News Briefs Staff 06-22-2000
Extended BART hours for annual Pride Parade Staff 06-22-2000
Police Briefs Staff 06-22-2000
Police arrest 2 for graffiti Staff 06-22-2000
Knife allegedly used in assault Staff 06-22-2000
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