Students in professor Dacher Keltner's Human Happiness class (Psych 162) produced short videos this spring showing what makes them happy. The winner, chosen by a panel of judges, is "Bill's Story," about a paper doll who learns about the relative value of wealth, status and social connections.
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When a fireball exploded over California's Gold Country on April 22, UC Berkeley geology major Jason Utas wrapped up a final exam and headed to Sutter's Mill with friends to look for fragments. Four of them, including Utas, found small pieces of a rare type of meteorite that may have carried the building blocks of life to Earth billions of years ago.
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Staffer Lisa Bagnatori fields inquiries on housing, job contacts, school and childcare options - even how to locate a good hair salon. Her job is helping potential and new faculty hires find a home base in the Bay Area. "You're creating the village," she says.
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The Berkeleyan kicks back for the summer Even with 16,000 summer-school students enrolled, much of the campus is taking advantage of the end of the academic year to scale back and recharge for fall. The Berkeleyan is doing the same. Weekly publication ends with today's edition and will resume in mid-August. Look for updates in late June and late July, as news dictates. We'll be around, though, so let us know if news breaks out (email e-news@berkeley.edu). And have a great summer. |
