UCSC Review Magazine
Summer 2001

 

UCSC Review - Summer 2000 Cover Image

California image: ©Worldsat International Inc., 2001, www.worldsat.ca, all rights reserved; Earth image: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; all other images: Frank S. Balthis, all rights reserved.

 

 

Cover Story

As the Earth warms, how will California be affected? Researchers at UC Santa Cruz are creating the climate models that will be used by scientists to find answers to this complex question. Read more.


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Campus Update

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Alumni Notes

Alumni Profile: Gillian Welch

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Features

California in a Warming World

Earth scientist Lisa Sloan and her students have developed a computer model that is beginning to generate detailed--and ominous--scenarios of what California's climate could look like by the middle of this century.

Photo: R. R. Jones

  SLOANCROPPEDTOC

Lessons of love

A new book by sociologist Marcia Millman finds a stronger-than-suspected connection between real-life love stories and the romantic plots that have been replayed in films from Casablanca to Titanic.

Photo: Kathleen Lynch

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Champion of the Humanities

UCSC's new dean of humanities, Wlad Godzich, charts the half-century decline of humanities scholarship in this country's university curriculum--and makes a forceful case for reversing that trend.

Photo: R. R. Jones

  WLADTOC

Standing up for Workers

Watching people lose their jobs to trade, technology, and downsizing prompted economist Lori Kletzer and a colleague to design a "wage insurance" proposal that has attracted support from government policy makers.

Photo: Michael Di Bari

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