A newsletter for neighbors of the University of California, Berkeley

Spring 2001

	See the treasures, share the discovery and join the fun at Cal Day 2001 Serving the community: Cal law students help low-income East Bay residents Tying the knot on the Berkeley campus Standby appliances suck up electricity Campus holds forum on new research, teaching facilities Spring training for Cal AIDS ride team Under Construction: Campus construction highlights Cal book drive supports BHS library Pac-10 Track and Field Championships showcase Cal athletes in May UC Berkeley Extension offers programs of community interest Kids' summer programs 2001
					UC Berkeley Extension offers programs of community interest
						April 16 "The American Presidency in the Year 2001." UC Berkeley Extension, the Institute for Governmental Studies and the New York Times co-sponsor this annual send-up of the American Presidency, now in its 20th year, 7-9 p.m., Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley campus, free. April 28 "Children and the Unexpected Legacy of Divorce." UC Berkeley Extension conference features Judith Wallerstein discussing her provocative research on children of divorce and the implications for family law, psychotherapy and social policy, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Radisson Hotel, Berkeley Marina, fee-$265. May 5 "Nanotechnology: Basic Concepts and Potential Applications." UC Berkeley Extension public program explores in terms the lay public can understand this burgeoning field and applications of this technology in medical, aerospace, computer science and military arenas, 1-5 p.m., Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley campus, fee-$20.
						Register online at www.unex.berkeley.edu or call (510) 642-4111 Visit www.berkeley.edu/calendar for a detailed daily calendar of upcoming lectures, exhibits, performances and events at UC Berkeley.
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