This Week's Stories: $1.2 Million Grant for Environmental Sciences Picture: Alter Ego Rare Medieval Manuscripts Examined Via the Internet Reunions Raise $2 Million New Faculty Profile: Shannon Jackson New Chair for Western European Studies Center for Western European Studies: What it Does Former Regent Brophy Talks on UC History Report Documents Latino Demographics and Voting Behavior in California Halloween Corrupts Day of the Dead Examining Multicultural Contributions to America Lecture and Reading by South African Novelist Baas Resigns from Berkeley Art Museum Picture: Rider in the Storm New Doctoral Program in Dramatic Art Debuts Two Management Positions Open to Campus Candidates Berkeley Dean Addresses World Bank Workshop Human Rights Fellows Report on Summer Projects Nov. 12 Celebrating a Century Regular Features Awards Campus Memos News Briefs Staff Enrichment		Berkeley Dean Addresses World Bank Workshop posted November 4, 1998 Gordon Rausser, the dean of Berkeley's College of Natural Resources, will discuss "Collective Choice in Water Resource Systems" as part of a panel session at the World Bank Workshop on the Political Economy of Water Pricing Implementation, Nov. 3-5, in Washington, D.C. The workshop, an international forum for researchers, policy makers, government officials and consultants from 20 nations, is addressing emerging social and health-related issues concerning use and conservation of water resources.

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