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UC Berkeley News Brief
Halftime radio show brings campus chats to Cal football
BERKELEY – Golden Bear football begins this Saturday and, once again, UC Berkeley's Office of Public Affairs is producing a series of lively halftime shows for broadcast on the Cal football radio network.
 Archived chats from the Golden Bears Haltfime Show  Robert Birgeneau, UC Berkeley chancellor
9/1/06 Sandy Barbour, athletic director
9/8/06 George Breslauer, executive vice chancellor and provost
9/15/06 Nathan Brostrom, vice chancellor for administration
9/22/06 Derek Van Rheenen, director of the Academic Study Center
9/29/06 George Smoot, professor of physics and new Nobel laureate
10/6/06 Francesca Weems,
track & field athlete and Gates scholar
10/13/06 Alan
Kubey,
Cal Bears mic man
10/19/06 Dan Kammen, professor, energy expert and co-director of the Berkeley Institute of the Environment
11/3/06 David Schaffer, stem-cell researcher and professor of chemical engineering and neuroscience
11/16/06 Scott Smith,
Cal's starting offensive tackle
11/17/06 Joanne Boyle,
Cal women's basketball coach
12/4/06 Mike White,
former Cal student, coach and now Lair of the Golden Bear manager
12/22/06  We're at Berkeley, Cal TV spot featuring football coach Jeff Tedford and Chancellor Birgeneau
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Hosted by Linda Schacht, a campus lecturer, alumna and broadcast news veteran, these two-minute, personal chats will feature a variety of guests from across the campus. Kicking off the series in tomorrow's game will be Chancellor Robert Birgeneau, followed in the weeks to come by Athletic Director Sandy Barbour, Executive Vice Chancellor & Provost George Breslauer and Nathan Brostrom, vice chancellor for administration. As the season unfolds stay tuned for interviews with students, staff and faculty who represent the very best of Cal.
In addition to the halftime shows, each football radio broadcast will include two 60-second profiles of compelling characters drawn from the Cal community; everyone from the Counting Crow's Adam Duritz to former NBA all-star Kevin Johnson.
Also returning this year to televised Cal football games is a 30-second spot produced by Public Affairs that celebrates UC Berkeley's athletic and academic excellence.