Stories for May 5, 1999   Bancroft Documents Shed Light on Little-Known Chapter in Career of Mexico's Pancho Villa   Commencements Are Coming   University Medalist Vikram Rao   Positive Pressure Against Sweatshops   New Evidence Links Mass Extinction with Volcanic Eruptions   Governor Gray Davis Headlines Charter Day Celebration of Campus' 131 Years   Faculty Stipends, Year-Round Education Discussed at Academic Senate Meeting   Colescott Paintings Use Humor to Deliver Stinging Social Commentary   Hearst Museum Receives $700,000 NEH Grant   Tjian Shares $250,000 Sloan Prize For Outstanding Cancer Research   CED's Rubin Named To High HUD Post   CED Revitalization Plan Would Bring 10,000 New Residents to Downtown Oakland   Photo: Visiting Scholars Reception   Photo: White House Confidential   Photo: Genethlia = Birthday Celebration (in Ancient Greek)   Photo: Alternate Mode of Travel Regular Features   Awards   Campus Calendar   Memos   News Briefs   Obituaries		Photo of the Week: All the World's a Stage Art student Christopher Lee draped the bridge between Haviland Hall and University House to evoke the feeling of a stage, with the natural background as the set. "Standing on the bridge," said Lee, "you become a performer in an imaginary world of theater." Lee installed his piece for Art 138, Professor Anne Healy's class on "Site Specific Installation." Students had to select a site and plan and present their creation using sketches, working drawings and a scaled model -- much as they would when applying to various public art programs or grants. Peg Skorpinski photo.
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