University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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ORGANIZATIONS CaliforniaStudent Foundation en- courages students to play an active roleinmamtaimng the academic ex- cellence and finan- cial strength of the campus. CSF ' s programs help stu- dents understand the University ' s needs and tradi- tions, instill in stu- dents a sense of pride andcommu- nity, invite stu- dents to volunteer on behalf of the University, and en- courages students to give back to their alma mater as alumni. ■ First Rachi Aggaswal, Ramit Mizrahi Second Allen Chen, Corey Miller, Esa Yu, Melissa Brandt, Mike Cheysin Third Shelly Aaman, Katie Beggs, Dimple Malkani, Eric Gamonal Fourth Humaira Merchant, Marissa Dagdagan, Julie Wu Fifth Anne Rode, Deanna Wu, Elizabeth Green Class Council of 1998 is a pro- gram sponsored by the California Alumni Associa- tion which pro- motes class unity and aids the Ber- keleycommunity. First Paul Huang. Lani Dovan, Ramford Ng, Cami Lee, Barney McManigal Second TifLiny N ' asquez, Sara Warnke, Ryan Lowie. Ella Lam, Annie Huang. Shana Chen, Wendy Goldstein, Grace Kwok. Tony Simonelli, Hilleary Kehri, Maurilio Leon Third Kathryn Buster. Micheal Casares, ' incent Lee, Xavier Hernandez Jr , Mark Tidalgo, Jane Lee 127

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Chinese Student Association Chinese Student Union serves Chinese and Chinese-American students and the campus community by ofFenng social, cultural, and community activities to promote cultural awareness and friendship. Christian Encounter Christian Student Services promotes fellowship and community outreach for Christians and non-Christians. Chunjin Ahm Circle K International Class Council of 1999 is a program sponsored by the California Alumni Association which promotes class unity and aids the Berkeley commu- nity. Class Council of 2001 Coalition of Multicultural Interracial Students Coalition To Defend Affirma- tive Action By Any Means Necessary focuses on building a movement to defend affirmative action in California. College Office Program College Panhellenic Associa- tion Collegians for Christ Committee for Korean Studies Community of Unitarian Universalists at Berkeley Community Projects Re- sources Composting Project began a vermicomposting system that uses red worms to decompose the organic waste of university dormitories. Computer Science Under- graduate Association Cosmic Debris Counterpoint Crossroads Christian Fellow- ship Danceworx Dead Logicians Society Delta Phi Beta Du Am Cantebury at Cal Cantebury at Cal provides oppor- tunities forlearn- ing, service, wor- ship and fellow- ship for Episco- pal and Anglican students. ■ Caitlin Whitwell, Andrew Yale, KdHya Young, Paul Lin, Nagulan Nesiah Committe on Student Fees Committee on Stu- dent Fees provides students, campus administrators, andstudentservice unit staff with in- put and recom- mendations on the expenditure of stu- dent fees and on programmatic and management is- sues. Funded an- nually by registra- tion fees, CSF strives to research and protect the fis- cal interests of the students. ■ First Sc.in Unger, P.inicl Kicnicnt, Patty Kao, Tiidd StinchHcld, Simona L.ingniaior, ' inccnt Lcc Second Carolyn Mo, Ailecn Oka, Michelle Pannor, Jcnniler Kao, Jonathan Su 126

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Above: KLTV cicwmembers place cameras and microphones as the band Kahlua and Cream prepares to jam. Left to Right: Ming-Hai Cheng, Greg Ludvik- piano. Moshe McKie- tenor sax. Matt Price- bass. Emma Petieoich, Andy Flesch- drums, Gysai Wilhams- alio sax, Chris .Stumway, .Steve Wendel. Right: Erin Mulconc, .Steve Wendel, and Steve Stumway monitor the recordings, insuring that the spirit of the music is comniillcd laithlully to tape. 128