Stories for 14 February 2001 •  Campus restructures outreach, educational partnership programs March 2 symposium to detail changes being made •  Black carries forth commitment to access in new admissions post •  Staff member finds surprise in Vietnam Veterans Memorial stamp •  Responding to the death of a student Following a tragedy the dean of students directs the campus's response •  Campus, cities aim to improve fire safety •  Kids' Summer Programs 2001 •  Planet hunter Marcy is 'California Scientist of the Year' •  Early Greek temple found in Israel by Berkeley archaeologist Regular Features •  Awards •  News briefs •  Obituary •  Campus Calendar •  Memos		Snow bears! Students take time out from classes to build a snow bear Monday, Feb. 12, on UC land near Grizzly Peak. Mother Nature blanketed portions of the campus's westernmost reaches and the surrounding Berkeley hills with up to three inches of snow. It was the first time snow had fallen at that low elevation in almost 25 years. Peg Skorpinski photo.
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