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Only 15 Days Until the Runaround
Today
9 a.m.
EHS020
ES&H for Supervisors
Bldg. 51-201
1:30 p.m.
College of Chemistry
The Surface Science and Nanotribology of Carbon-based Films:
The Ultimate Materials for Micro- and Nano-Machines?
Robert Carpick, U. of Wisconsin
Bldg. 66 Auditorium
Tomorrow
8 a.m.
EHS 432
Radiation Protection-Lab Safety
Bldg. 51-201
1:30 p.m.
College of Chemistry
Preparation, Characterization and Catalytic Activity
of Gold-Based Nanoparticles on HY Zeolite
Jacques Fraissard, U. de Pierre et Mari Curie
Bldg. 62-203
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Origins: Udon or Soba Noodles with
Beef, Shrimp or Vegetarian
Fresh Grille: Chicken Parmigiana Sub
with Pasta Salad
Menutainment: Southern Fried Chicken
Dinner: BBQ Spice Rubbed Chicken, Blue Nosed Bass, or Grilled
Chicken Quesadilla with Spanish Rice
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6:30
a.m. - 9:30 a.m. |
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11
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5
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New
Sensitive Item Policy Begins Oct. 1 Property
Management has announced a new policy, effective Oct.
1, that expands the list of “sensitive items”
that must be tagged with a Property Control Bar Code.
The list now includes cameras, personal computers, portable
video cameras (each with a value of $300 or higher),
and Personal Data Recorders or Organizers, regardless
of value. Read the list of items, policy and tagging
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| Downtown
March
May Delay Traffic
Berkeley
Lab employees are cautioned that traffic may be slowed
today on Bancroft Way and other streets near the Berkeley
campus, due to a planned rally and march by opponents
of Proposition 54 (the Racial Privacy Initiative). The
event is scheduled to begin at Sproul Plaza at 9:30 a.m.,
with at least 500 high school students expected to attend.
The march is scheduled to begin around 1 p.m. heading
west on Bancroft Way, then north on Shattuck Ave., east
on Center St., and back to campus. The Berkeley Police
Department is prepared to monitor the event to help ensure
appropriate safety and enforcement actions are taken.
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| New
Legal Plan
Carrier in 2004
The
University of California announced that Signature Legal
Care, the group legal program for UC employees, annuitants
and their eligible family members, will be replaced by
the ARAG Group
(German-based Allegemeine Rechtsschultz-Versicherungs
AG), the world's leading provider of legal expense insurance.
The ARAG Group will administer the University's group
legal plan at the current level of benefits, with possible
minor changes, beginning Jan. 1, 2004. Eligible employees
and annuitants may enroll in the legal plan during this
November's Open Enrollment period. |
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Election
Events Will
be Held on Campus
Now
that California’s Oct. 7 election has been put
back in motion by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals’
recent decision, various campus groups are sponsoring
talks about some of the issues that will appear on the
ballot. A forum on Prop. 54 (the Racial Privacy Initiative)
will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at noon in 370
Dwinelle Hall. A four- person panel will discuss the
proposal and field audience questions. On Thursday,
Oct. 2, from 5 to 7 p.m., political, environmental,
and energy experts discuss “The California Recall:
Who, Why and What It Means for the Environment”
in 114 Morgan Hall. |
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