"The Reopening of the American Mind", forum in response to Allan Bloom's "The Closing of the American Mind", sponsored by the UC Santa Cruz Alumni Association: Norman O. Brown, professor emeritus of humanities; Merrill College Provost John Isbister, moderator; and Chancellor Robert Stevens; Richard A. Musgrave, adjunct professor of economics; Helene Moglen, professor of English literature and chair of women's studies; Todd Newberry, biology professor

Elizabeth Marcus, director of the Concert Choir; and Nicole Paiement, conductor of the Chamber Singers; William Winant, percussion instructor

Mary-Kay Gamel, judge; Allan J. Dyson, university librarian; Friends of the UC Santa Cruz Library Book Collection contest winners (1989): (l-r) Paul Machlis, coordinator; Lawrence Fuller, judge; Tony Rizzuto, second prize; Scott Bravmann, third prize; Marion Taylor, judge; Wendy E. Betts, first prize

(seated) soprano Vismaya Lhi and harpsichordist Kenneth (Kenny) Armistead; Music Department students: (standing) unidentified harpist, unidentified cellist, oboist Shelly Mathewson

and Chancellor Robert Stevens; Merrill College Provost John Isbister, moderator; "The Reopening of the American Mind", forum in response to Allan Bloom's "The Closing of the American Mind", sponsored by the UC Santa Cruz Alumni Association: Norman O. Brown, professor emeritus of humanities; Richard A. Musgrave, adjunct professor of economics; Helene Moglen, professor of English literature and chair of women's studies; Todd Newberry, biology professor

and Chancellor Robert Stevens; Merrill College Provost John Isbister, moderator; "The Reopening of the American Mind", forum in response to Allan Bloom's "The Closing of the American Mind", sponsored by the UC Santa Cruz Alumni Association: Norman O. Brown, professor emeritus of humanities; Richard A. Musgrave, adjunct professor of economics; Helene Moglen, professor of English literature and chair of women's studies; Todd Newberry, biology professor

"The Reopening of the American Mind", forum in response to Allan Bloom's "The Closing of the American Mind", sponsored by the UC Santa Cruz Alumni Association: Norman O. Brown, professor emeritus of humanities; Merrill College Provost John Isbister, moderator; and Chancellor Robert Stevens; Richard A. Musgrave, adjunct professor of economics; Helene Moglen, professor of English literature and chair of women's studies; Todd Newberry, biology professor

and Denise Ward; James (Jim) Ward, Lick Observatory staff member; Lick Observatory rededication: Ruth Horn (Mrs. Erich Horn)

Earth Sciences Board: group portrait of faculty and researchers (front row: Elise Knittle, Othmar Tobisch, Gary Griggs, Margaret (Peggy) Delaney, Robert E. Garrison, Leo Laporte; second row: Eli A. Silver, Heidi Houston, Kenneth L. Cameron, J. Casey Moore, Robert S. Coe, Shirley Dreiss, Kenneth Collerson, Karen McNally; third row: John Vidale, Don Reed, James B. Gill, Stanley Flatté; top row: Robert Anderson and Quentin Williams)

Stanley M. Flatté, professor of physics

Stanley M. Flatté, professor of physics and earth sciences, with unidentified graduate students

Stanley M. Flatté, professor of physics and earth sciences

Léo Laporte, professor of earth sciences

Friends of the UC Santa Cruz Library Book Collection contest winners (1984): Sherri Hill, Elizabeth Horan, Dale Pendell, and unidentified librarian

Stanley M. Flatté, professor of physics

Crown College exhibit case, with items from the Arboretum, University Library, Redwood Institute, etc.

Crown College exhibit case, with items from the Arboretum, University Library, Redwood Institute, etc.

Holy Cross Catholic Church, 126 High Street, Santa Cruz

UCSF/IHP (International Health Programs): family planning professionals from developing countries in front of Holy Cross School building, 210 High Street

Shakespeare Santa Cruz staff: Brian Payne, managing director

Forrest G. Robinson, professor of English literature

Forrest G. Robinson, professor of English literature

UCSF/IHP (International Health Programs): family planning professionals from developing countries in front of Holy Cross School building, 210 High Street